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Bag a bargain at one of these flea markets in London this Sunday

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Got a hankering for a mid-mod chair? Get out there this weekend and start scouring these stalls.

The Camden Vintage Furniture Flea

Traders from around the country will descend on Camden to sell everything from barware and armchairs to ceramics and lighting. G Plan finds can be on the pricy side, but there are always stacks of affordable art prints and magazines.
Cecil Sharp House. Camden Town tube. Sun Apr 7. £2.50, early bird £4.

Peckham Flea Market

Spread across the three railway arches of Peckham Springs, this flea isn’t just about furniture – you’ll be wading through rails of secondhand clothes too – but it is a great spot for hanging rattan chairs and the odd mid-century side table. 
Peckham Springs. Peckham Rye Overground. Sun Apr 7. Free entry.

Flea at Vinegar Yard

Formerly Flea at Flat Iron Square, this vintage and makers’ market has moved to Vinegar Yard, bringing heaps of old books, clothing, specs and cameras with it. It’s well curated, so don’t hold out for too many car-boot-style bargains. 
Vinegar Yard. London Bridge tube. Every Sat and Sun. Free entry.

Get as fit as a flea visiting every one of these London markets

Find more great things to do in London this month with our April guide

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