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Flea Market Christchurch
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📖 Christchurch's flea market scene offers a dynamic environment for resellers, with the Riccarton Market being a cornerstone for diverse finds every Sunday. This expansive outdoor market at Riccarton Racecourse draws over 10,000 visitors weekly, providing a steady stream of potential buyers for everything from antiques and collectibles to second-hand goods, furniture, and clothing. Beyond Riccarton, markets like Nifty Flea Market in the central city cater specifically to vintage and pre-loved fashion, accessories, and unique one-off designer finds, often with a focus on local sellers and a vibrant community atmosphere. Resellers can also discover upcycled furniture, books, china, and the curious and eclectic at events like The Revamp Vintage Market. An insider tip for Christchurch resellers
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Riccarton Market
📍 Christchurch
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Address
Riccarton Park Racecourse, 165 Racecourse Road, Sockburn, Christchurch 8042
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Open
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
The largest outdoor market in New Zealand, with over 200 stalls. It's a mix of new goods, food, plants, and a significant second-hand and antiques section. A major Christchurch attraction.
💰 What to buy here
Vintage Wool Blankets
Buy20-50 NZD
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Sell online100-250 NZD on Trade Me
Look for iconic NZ brands like Onehunga, Kaiapoi, and Mosgiel. Check for moth holes and original labels.
Antique Silverware & Cutlery
Buy10-40 NZD
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Sell online70-200 NZD on Trade Me
Look for EPNS (Electro Plated Nickel Silver) or sterling silver hallmarks. Full, cased sets are the best finds.
New Zealand Literature
Buy2-10 NZD
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Sell online25-100 NZD on Trade Me
First editions by famous NZ authors like Janet Frame or Katherine Mansfield are highly collectible. Check the dust jacket condition.
Canterbury Regional Art
Buy20-60 NZD
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Sell online150-500 NZD on Trade Me
Look for signed prints or original watercolours of local landscapes. Research the artist's name for potential value.
Tip:Head straight to the back section upon arrival; this is where most of the antique and collectable dealers are concentrated. The front is mostly produce and new items.