Alexandra Park Antique Fair, Auckland
For more than 17 years, the Alexandra Park Antique Fair has held the distinction of being the largest antique market in New Zealand. This event serves as a splendid exhibition of antiques and collectibles sourced from various dealers across the country. Admission for adults is priced at $5, while children can enter for free. Additionally, free parking and air conditioning are provided for attendees' convenience.
Visitors can expect a diverse range of collectible items available for purchase, including antiques, retro pieces, vintage treasures, and curiosities. The offerings span across various categories, such as furniture, glassware, linens, toys, dolls, postcards, coins, medals, jewelry, clothing, brass items, clocks, watches, china, books, accessories, jade, oriental collectibles, and kiwiana, among others.
Visitors can expect a diverse range of collectible items available for purchase, including antiques, retro pieces, vintage treasures, and curiosities. The offerings span across various categories, such as furniture, glassware, linens, toys, dolls, postcards, coins, medals, jewelry, clothing, brass items, clocks, watches, china, books, accessories, jade, oriental collectibles, and kiwiana, among others.
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Sight Name: Alexandra Park Antique Fair
Sight Location: Auckland, New Zealand (See walking tours in Auckland)
Sight Type: Shopping
Sight Location: Auckland, New Zealand (See walking tours in Auckland)
Sight Type: Shopping
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