Church Street Vintage Antiques Market — Local services in City Centre

Find yourself in Church Street between Loop and Burg Streets, also known as the Art ‘Node’ where you will find a variety of art galleries and antique stores, including 99Loop, Smac, Nel, Worldart, Eclectica Contemporary, the Cape Gallery and of course the Association for the Visual Arts and its gallery. In between all of these, you find the Church Street Collectables market where you will be presented with antique collectables, crafts, jewellery, eyewear and clothes. This little market street is the best little market in Cape Town. Bev, on the Long Street side, sells objects of high quality, from old, but never used movie cameras to rings dating from all periods, Victorian to the wild 60s. Here you will find yourself gifting yourself. The next stall is Bülent’s and he never disappoints with all manner of collectable and often exotic objects. Ask and he will surprise you. Adjacent we have Ferrari who will fulfil all your wildlife needs. He specialises in meerkats, sharks, lions, woodpeckers and rhinos. These animals are skillfully crafted to a high degree. They are in wood and plate metal. These make exquisite gifts for a generous host. If you want the latest in eyewear and some fresh bling for your hands and arms, go no further than Fifi's stall. She has the right gear for any time of day. On the Burg Street side, you will find the most delightful array of vintage and contemporary clothes. Let Lulu show you how to dress for any decade, then or now. This little market waits to be discovered if you aren't familiar...

The market has gone downhill as it is more african curio traders than antiques However there are a few antique traders left. The dark haired woman that insists you say hello to her is extremely rude. She had a few interesting items but it was as if I was bothering her from her social media activities on her cell phone. Lady get some social skills when dealing with customers. You have lost a customer that trades in...

Lovely antique market in Church Street. Visit the quaint restaurant Mozart on Church serving delicious food. They also sell fantastic collectibles and...