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Flea Market / Trash & Treasure Sydney
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3 Markets · Australia
Flea Market / Trash & Treasure
📖 Sydney's 'flea market' or 'trash & treasure' scene offers a vibrant mix for resellers, particularly in its Inner West. Markets like Rozelle Collectors Market are renowned for vintage furniture, pre-loved fashion, vinyl records, and unique bric-a-brac, often with a distinct 'garage sale vibe' that can yield rare finds. Glebe Markets, a long-standing Saturday institution, is a hotspot for second-hand clothing, vintage fashion, and handmade goods, attracting a diverse crowd from students to vintage lovers. Paddington Markets, while also offering fashion and accessories, focuses more on local artisans and designers, making it a prime location for unique, handmade, or designer pieces. An insider tip for bargain hunters at Glebe Markets is to arrive later in the day when stallholders might offer
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Rozelle Collectors Market
📍 Sydney
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Address
663 Darling St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia
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Open
Every Saturday, 9:00am - 3:00pm
Sydney's favourite outdoor second-hand market, with a true flea market atmosphere. It's known for quality antiques, collectibles, and a huge range of vintage fashion.
💰 What to buy here
Antique & Vintage Jewellery
Buy15-50 AUD
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Sell online60-200 AUD on Etsy or eBay
Look for hallmarks indicating silver or gold content. Art Deco and Victorian pieces are particularly popular.
Collectibles & Memorabilia
Buy10-40 AUD
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Sell online50-150 AUD on eBay Australia
Focus on Australian memorabilia: old signs, biscuit tins, or sporting programs. Condition is key.
Second-hand Books
Buy2-10 AUD
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Sell online20-60 AUD on Facebook Marketplace for rare or first editions
Look for first editions or books by notable Australian authors. Check the inside cover for signatures.
Vintage Furniture
Buy50-150 AUD
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Sell online200-500 AUD on Gumtree or Facebook Marketplace
Mid-century modern pieces, especially those by Australian designers like Parker or Fler, are in high demand.
Tip:Engage with the long-term stallholders; many are specialists in their fields and can share the history of their items. The best deals are often found deeper inside the market, away from the main entrance.
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Paddington Markets
📍 Sydney
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Address
395 Oxford St, Paddington NSW 2021, Australia
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Open
Every Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm
Operating since 1973, this market is famous for launching the careers of many Australian designers. It offers a curated mix of local fashion, handmade crafts, and unique homewares, rather than just second-hand goods.
💰 What to buy here
Local Designer Fashion
Buy50-100 AUD
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Sell online120-250 AUD on Depop or Instagram
Look for unique pieces from up-and-coming designers. It's a long-term investment.
Handcrafted Jewellery
Buy20-60 AUD
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Sell online50-150 AUD on Etsy
Focus on items made with quality materials like sterling silver or semi-precious stones.
Original Art & Prints
Buy30-80 AUD
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Sell online100-300 AUD on Bluethumb or Etsy
Buy directly from the artist and get information about them to add provenance for resale.
Tip:This is less of a 'trash and treasure' market and more for finding unique artisan goods. Focus on emerging local designers whose items have potential for higher resale value later.
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Glebe Markets
📍 Sydney
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Address
Glebe Point Rd &, Derby Pl, Glebe NSW 2037, Australia
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Open
Every Saturday, 10:00am - 4:00pm
Known for its bohemian vibe, Glebe Markets is a hotspot for recycled fashion, unique accessories, and second-hand books. It has a younger crowd and a focus on alternative and vintage styles.
💰 What to buy here
Vintage Denim & Leather Jackets
Buy20-50 AUD
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Sell online80-200 AUD on Depop or Instagram
Look for classic brands like Levi's or unique, worn-in pieces. Check zippers and lining.
CDs & DVDs
Buy1-3 AUD
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Sell online10-30 AUD on eBay for rare or out-of-print titles
Most are worthless, but look for box sets, Criterion Collection, or niche Australian films.
Retro Sunglasses & Accessories
Buy5-15 AUD
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Sell online25-60 AUD on Etsy or Depop
Unique, non-branded styles from the 80s and 90s are very popular. Check for scratches on lenses.
Tip:Visit near closing time (around 3:30pm) when stallholders are more willing to negotiate prices, especially on clothing, to avoid packing it up.