La Salle des Ventes du Particulier

Walking along the Quai de Seine on a Sunday afternoon never in my wildest dreams imagining there was a place to shop for my second favorite thing in the world (vintage furniture, second only to vintage clothing), I suddenly noticed La salle des ventes du particulier and nearly squealed with joy.
This furniture depot is packed floor to ceiling with everything from cupboards and coat racks to sofas and chandeliers.
As I stepped inside, squeezing past shoppers marveling over the Chinoiserie armoires, 70s chrome and glass commodes, and green velvet armchairs, I could hardly tame my excitement. But as I continued along the narrow passageways examining the items that struck my eye I realized that not only were the prices high for the neighborhood, they seemed inflated considering the quality and aesthetics of the designs.
Don’t get me wrong, there are definitely worth-​while pieces to be had here, but this is no bargain stomping ground, nor is it a carefully edited boutique, but rather a fun place to wander into if you happen to find yourself along the Quai de Seine on a Sunday and like me, enjoy oggling old furniture every chance you get.

Ce dépot vente le long des quais abrite peut être la lampe de vos rêves, seule règles aller vite, et être chanceux.
Soyons sincère il né faut pas espérer trouver l’objet rarissime à 10 euros, il s’agit d’une brocante à Paris.
Il n’empêche que vous n’êtes pas à l’abris d’une bonne affaire.
Comme souvent, il y a plus de chance de la trouver passé l’agitation du Week-​end.
A noter il y a deux adresses: une dans le 19e et l’autre rue d’Alésia dans le 14e.