Weekend guide to antiques and collectibles in the Bay Area (3/11-3/13)

It’s always a good idea to check ahead to make sure the event information is current.

Would you like to have your flea market, estate sale, rummage sale or other antiques and collectibles related event listed here, or your business listed in the blog roll on your right? It’s a chance to reach a large number of people for free. I’d be happy to include it. Just send me an e-mail with all the info. Thanks, Bob

Estate Sales

For other possible estate sales check the blog roll to the right under the local estate sales heading.

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Fine Estate Liquidation, Inc.

3047 Divisadero Street, San Francisco

Click link above for details

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ALAMEDA POINT FLEA MARKET

Sunday, March 13, 2011

The flea market was postponed from last week due to the rain. Since there may be rain in the forecast for this week, too, you should check their website for any updates.

Click on the link to the site for times, admission, location, etc.

Alternate ways to get to the Alameda Point Flea Market

For those who don’t drive or don’t have a car, there are alternative ways to get to the flea market. I did some digging (and calling) and found that there is ferry service that goes to within walking distance of the flea market’s parking lot. Once you arrive at the Alameda ferry terminal head west for about 1/4 mile. You can then wait for the free parking lot shuttle service to take you to the entrance, or walk through the lot which is huge (3/4 of a mile to the gate).

Here is a link to the ferry’s website. Check for the site for times and fares.

If you decide to go by BART, go to the downtown Oakland Station, and catch an AC Transit number 63 bus. Here’s a link for AC Transit information.

Flea market survival guide (check off list)

Michaan’s Auctions

While in Alameda, after the flea market you may want to check out Michaan’s auctions.Check their website for the details, including preview times and location.

Michaan’s Annex auction

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Bay Area Flea Markets and Swap Meets

Berkeley:

Berkeley Flea Market

Ashby BART Station, off Hwy 80, take the Ashby Ave exit; market located on Ashley Ave and Martin Luther King Way. Sat Sun year round. 7am-7pm.

Averages 190 dealers selling antiques, collectibles, clothing, tools, used furniture, household goods ethnic products.

Charisse Cronland. 510.664.0744, E-Mail: findme@communityonline.net

Website: http://www.berkeleyfleamarket.com

Concord:

Solano Drive-In and Swap Meet

At Solano Drive-In Theater, 1611 Solano Way, just off hwy 4. Sat Sun. 6am-4pm.

One of the largest and oldest markets in the Northbay area, Solano draws 200 vendors on Saturdays and up to 500 on Sundays. Some antiques and collectibles,

household stuff, garage sale “goodies”
Admission: Sat 25c, Sun $1. Anita Ahamdi. 925.687.6445.

Oakland:

Nor Cal Swap Meet

7th Fallon Streets. Every weekend, 7am-4pm.

250-400 vendors. Collectibles, clothing, misc. “junk”, new merchandise, fresh produce. Admission – 50c per person. 510.769.7266

Jack London Square Antiques and Collectibles Market

On the waterfront at the foot of Broadway. First Saturday of the month. 8am-4pm. Wide range of antiques and collectibles. Cannell Coyle Company.
510.652.5728 FAX – 510.652.1715

Coliseum Swap Shop

5401 Coliseum Way; 1/2 mi S of Oakland Coliseum. Tuesday through Sunday. Starts at 6:30am.

400 dealers selling everything, including wide range of antiques and collectibles, but also new and used merchandise and fresh produce. Admission – Tues Thurs – 50c; Fri – 75c; Sat and Sun – $1. 510.534.0325 for recorded message, 510.533.1601

San Francisco

Alemany Flea Market

100 Alemany Blvd. Every Sunday. 8am-4pm.

Selling antiques collectibles and loads of miscellaneous merchandise. Free admission parking. 415.647.9423

San Jose

Capitol Flea Market

Capitol Expressway at Monterey Hwy. Thursday-Sunday, 6am-5:30pm. Outdoor market with from 500-900 dealers. Antiques and collectibles, clothing, crafts, jewelry new used merchandise, furniture, fresh produce, poultry. Admission – 50c on Thurs, Friday free, Sat $1.25, Sun $1.50 408.225.5800

San Jose The Flea Market

1590 Berryessa Rd between Hwys 680 101

Saturday and Sundays: 120 acres. 1200 – 1500 vendors. 1st weekends: FREE selling up to 2500 vendors. Small market (300 sellers) on Wed and Fri. Garage sales on East side of market open areas. 1/4 mile long farmer’s market. Clothing, furniture, tools, new used. 25 food outlets. Admission free with paid Parking: $5 Sat Sun. $1 Wednesday Friday.

(408) 453-1110

info@sjfm.com; www.sjfm.com

Santa Cruz Downtown

Santa Cruz Antique Collectibles Faire
Corner of Cedar Lincoln. 2nd Sunday of every month year round. 9am-4pm. Sponsored by Downtown Association of Santa Cruz. Free parking. Free admission.

831.429.8433

Sebastopol

Midgley’s Country Flea Market

2200 Gravenstein Hwy S; take I-101 to Rte 116W to Sebastopol, about 8 or 9 mi, and market on L. Every Saturday and Sunday, year round, 6:30am-4:30pm. Several hundred vendors with antiques
collectibles, new and used merchandise, crafts, fresh produce. 707.823.7874 or 800.800.FLEA in California.

Vallejo

Napa-Vallejo Flea Market and Auction

303 Kelly Rd, off Hwy 29, halfway between Napa and Vallejo. Every Sunday, rain or shine. 6am-5pm. Up to 600 vendors selling antiques and collectibles, crafts, jewelry, tools, furniture. 707.226.8862
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/collectivemind/index?#ixzz0Q6Sc599M

Posted By: Bob Bragman (Email) | March 13 2011 at 08:00 AM

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