Showing posts with label Huddersfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Huddersfield. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 October 2011

The CITP

For the best t-shirts around I like to go to The CITP in Huddersfield (The Connoussiuers Independent Trading Post) to pick up a couple of designs by the propietor, Benaiah Matheson. 

Available at Asos market place and The CITP
The new shop

Sunday, 6 March 2011

Collecting Croc

When does something become a collection? I'm not too sure if it's when you search for similar items or when you like something and by chance end up with alot of it. Either way it seems I am accumulating mustard crocodile handbags very quickly. These bags aren't that common but I already have four to my name and if I was to see a large tote, a clutch or pretty much anything in between I would probably purchase it if it was the right price.

The 'collection' so far...

The first bag purchased from Huddersfield Vintage Market 

Number 2 was also a Huddersfield VM purchase but unlike the others this is from the crocs belly instead of the hide.

Number 3: A gift from my sister

Number 4: Camden Passage, Angel

Monday, 28 February 2011

Huddersfield Vintage

The highlight of any trip home for me is a visit to Huddersfield vintage market however Huddersfield's good vintage doesn't stop at the market. It also has great charity shops and vintage shops.

This has been a particularly successful trip home...
Leather gloves with laser cut pattern and cream fur beret.

Calfskin pouch in near mint condition, £2.50- Each compartment is labelled for it's function, it has a section just for stamps.

The Lea Stein broaches were a second hand market find.

Red wool jacket from Magic Vintage

Mink stole with navy wool coat and black riding boots, all from Magic

Monday, 15 November 2010

Huddersfield Vintage Market

One of the highlights of a trip home is visiting Huddersfield Second Hand Market. Under the 'Victorian cast iron glass roof canopy' is housed a mixture of antique jewelry, vintage clothing, silver ware and other objects from the past that are not over priced like in the shops and southern markets. Some of my favorite things have been purchased from this market. Another place worth visiting if you find yourself in Huddersfield on a tuesday or saturday.

The Venue...


The Stores...
Glass and silverware

Cruet Sets

Mink coats a steal at £45

Jewelry 

Compacts

They also sell fruit and veg- Behold the worlds largest strawberry (according to my sister).

The Finds...
A bit of nostalgia. A pie plate from 1928, it commemorates a fund raising event where they made a really big pie in aid of the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.

My second Htown market croc bag. This one was only £10.

The first croc bag

Green Gloves

Gold compact, £3