That made me feel homesick. I went there every weekend for six weeks some years ago. It was the best shopping experience of my life. So wonderful to see it again. Thank you for posting. 🌈
Alice Wong, my feeling exactly. I could watch TC flea market all day, picking things up & talking about their historical value. My idea of fun entertainment.
I love you, guyssssss! My First love was NYC, then Paris is....omg! I wish living there....all these antiques ......you're so blessed to have accummulated these ....
Like this vedio cos my favorite thing is wandering off the vintage boutiques and marketplaces on the weekends, and it would be so exciting if can find some adorable unique themes
I have the table legs at 1:55! They're part of a coffee table belonging to my great aunt. It has a 6' x 3.5' x 1.5" glass top. Very heavy, but very cool. They're brass and they've patina'd very nicely.
I’m dying right now, that was so much fun! Felt like I got to go shopping IN the best of the best WITH the best of the best FOR the best of the best! Merci! 💋
I would be in heaven there with lots of cash. On my bucket list for sure!! Love this video. Wish it was longer to see inside lots of the booths! Need a shopping partner !!
I enjoyed this video and was inspired to visit les Puces. I think Timothy Corrigan is a VERY talented designer. I have enjoyed his earlier books and look forward to the pending release of his next. I vicariously live in a chateau through his books. I have to say, however, that I was taken aback by his suggestion that EVERYONE should just say they are a DEALER. I am, and it's hard work -- a labor of love. My fellow dealers and our pickers are a close little group. We all work hard and try to support one another with professional courtesies. For everyone to just masquerade as a dealer, I feel, is dishonest and unfair to those of us who do the hard work to source great things for our clients. It's hard enough work as it is without everyone cutting into our paper thin margins. I think this comment was likely made without thinking deeply about it, but I had to post as it upset me so. I'm sure Timothy would appreciate the professional courtesy of a "to the trade" discount I would extend to him and as I do all the other certified designers who shop at my store. At the same time, I don't think he would appreciate me discounting things to everyone who says they are "a designer." People with no certification, business card, tax certificate, or website say they are "designers every day." Please respect those of us who commit to the professions.
Have really enjoyed this video , your deep friendship companionship shines through I loved the trip with you to the Paris Market , thank you Mary 🇨🇦 Canada
mr. corrigan always has a great for things...i could never pull it off like he does...awesome video...does mr corrigan have a christmas video with the french chateau?
I spent an April in Paris, staying at an art dealer's flat. It was a residential arrondissement. So less touristy. But there was a great--smaller--flea market just a block from me. At the Porte de Vanves. I bought a nice set of nested pots. I would have gone to perhaps the one featured...but it was the height of the great recession...and the dollar had fallen to a third of its value against the Euro.
More reputable companies will arrange the shipment but those are additional fees and keep in mind once they arrive in the US, you may be liable for import taxes too.
Renate DeBruyn Under the Endangered Species Act it is illegal to bring into the United States many products made from the skin of alligators, crocodiles or related reptiles called caimans. If brought into the United States, watchbands, shoes, purses, belts and other goods made from endangered species can be confiscated with no recompense to the owner. It is quite difficult to determine on your own which species an item is made of, and buyers must rely on the word of merchants that their goods may legally be brought back home.
KatyLied I know that. I'm just saying that the tortoise shell lamp offended me. There is considerable documentation about sea turtles and land tortoises .. many species of which are endangered. So to see a shell of one of these beautiful creatures being used as a lamp shade is truly offensive to me.
Timothy Corrigan is AMAZING!!! I would scream loud with joy if I could go shopping with him in Paris!!!
Yes he is!! Glad you enjoyed!
Mr. Corrigan has truly figured out how to live life on his own terms. I love his historical knowledge. It makes him seem much more genuine.
Totally agree!
Mister Corrigan Is An Humble Gentleman.Quintessence Show Is Unique And Fabulous.
i wish you two had a much longer show together. you and Timothy seem to get along so well.
Faith Nelson Thank you Faith! Stay tuned for another segment with Timothy after he finishes his renovations at the chateau!
@@quintessenceblg i will watch for it.
Timothy has a permanent smile on his face~I would too if I could shop and live like he does!
The simple black hand mirrors are so elegant on the wall. My favorite.
Love Timothy's sunny sweet smiling 😀
Timothy Corrigan is my favorite Quintessence guest. Love him and his joy for all things. 💖
Susanna and Timothy are so great! So elegant and humble. Love this video
Why am I just discovering them? Timothy is amazingly exuberant! Ready to decorate!
Timothy is not only exuberant but knowledgable and talented!
I live vicariously through you! Just another day in Paris!
Thank you - we are thrilled you can tag along!!
Another fabulous treat from Quintessence. Susannah always asks the best questions...the ones you're wanting to ask.
Thank you Ann! A special treat for us as well and yes, Susanna keeps us stylishly in the know!
I love this guy’s passion for what he does! Its infectious.
We do too!!
That made me feel homesick. I went there every weekend for six weeks some years ago. It was the best shopping experience of my life. So wonderful to see it again. Thank you for posting. 🌈
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed your revisit!
When you go there you have to arrive a day before and go early in the morning, best things will be sold early before 10 am.
Could you do more flea market shopping in Europe with Timothy Corrigan? Best learning experience as well as inspiring.
Alice Wong Not sure if we’ll have the opportunity but agree that antique shopping with him is an inspiring and educational experience!
Alice Wong, my feeling exactly. I could watch TC flea market all day, picking things up & talking about their historical value. My idea of fun entertainment.
OMG this guy has so much energy I love his mindset and I would love for him to do my house up! any day
The hand mirrors on the wall!!! How unexpected ( I don't say amazing.)and chic to find those hanging on a wall in a guest hallway bath !
justynjonn Yes!! Would be great!
I love you, guyssssss! My First love was NYC, then Paris is....omg! I wish living there....all these antiques ......you're so blessed to have accummulated these ....
Shopping with Timothy, what fun!
It was!!
What fun... I would have wanted to buy so many things there...
More vidéo like this please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💗🐚
I love how excited and knowledgeable Timothy Corrigan is about antiques and objects. You can tell it's genuine and not a put-on or act.
I so enjoyed this shopping segment. I could watch shop for hours.
I'm so glad!
Many wonderful memories with dear friends at that market! Was way above my budget but loved the atmosphere and the beautiful pieces.
Like this vedio cos my favorite thing is wandering off the vintage boutiques and marketplaces on the weekends, and it would be so exciting if can find some adorable unique themes
My goodness, i just looooooove flee markets. If I was living there.....that would be like my favorite thing to do ...all day long.
I have the table legs at 1:55! They're part of a coffee table belonging to my great aunt. It has a 6' x 3.5' x 1.5" glass top. Very heavy, but very cool. They're brass and they've patina'd very nicely.
I’m dying right now, that was so much fun! Felt like I got to go shopping IN the best of the best WITH the best of the best FOR the best of the best! Merci! 💋
Silvergirl7 LOL - So glad you enjoyed all the best!!! Thanks for armchair traveling with us!!
I would be in heaven there with lots of cash. On my bucket list for sure!! Love this video. Wish it was longer to see inside lots of the booths! Need a shopping partner !!
Yes, you would love!! Stay tuned, something coming this summer with Timothy you will love!
What an amazing man timothy is
Sameen Fatima he is indeed! Glad you enjoyed!
The trip of a life time!
Timothy would be soooo fun to shop with!!! He's so. Full of life and passion for his. Work. Nice guy
Susan Kelley He is!! And so true!
Love this! You and Tim are great.
Aren't they a fabulous duo? Thanks Joe for stopping by!
So fun! Guilt-free shopping for us. Really enjoying a deep dive into your older videos. Always just a perfect pick-me-up! :)
When is the next shopping tour! I'm ready to go!!!
Thank you so much - unfortunately, we don't do the shopping videos any more as the At Home With's and Setting the Table have proved much more popular!
Again, fun fun fun 🤩 and so educational,too. Just love it. Thank you 🙏
I enjoyed this video and was inspired to visit les Puces. I think Timothy Corrigan is a VERY talented designer. I have enjoyed his earlier books and look forward to the pending release of his next. I vicariously live in a chateau through his books.
I have to say, however, that I was taken aback by his suggestion that EVERYONE should just say they are a DEALER. I am, and it's hard work -- a labor of love. My fellow dealers and our pickers are a close little group. We all work hard and try to support one another with professional courtesies. For everyone to just masquerade as a dealer, I feel, is dishonest and unfair to those of us who do the hard work to source great things for our clients. It's hard enough work as it is without everyone cutting into our paper thin margins.
I think this comment was likely made without thinking deeply about it, but I had to post as it upset me so. I'm sure Timothy would appreciate the professional courtesy of a "to the trade" discount I would extend to him and as I do all the other certified designers who shop at my store. At the same time, I don't think he would appreciate me discounting things to everyone who says they are "a designer." People with no certification, business card, tax certificate, or website say they are "designers every day." Please respect those of us who commit to the professions.
Have really enjoyed this video , your deep friendship companionship shines through
I loved the trip with you to the Paris Market , thank you
Mary 🇨🇦 Canada
Glad you enjoyed it
Y'all look like twins. Wearing the same jackets. So cute.
mr. corrigan always has a great for things...i could never pull it off like he does...awesome video...does mr corrigan have a christmas video with the french chateau?
No Christmas video unfortunately but hope you've seen the video of the new chateau!
Love to have a friend like him...
Charmaine Cervancia We are so lucky!!
I love this channel, those markets are a designer’s candy store
Thank you and agreed!
I live a few hours away and I haven't been there in over two decades, I miss it it's called Les Puces in French.
Yes exactly!! Glad you enjoyed!
I would love to tag along on the next trip.looking for a pair of Charles lamps just like the ones you both are looking at.
The Paris flee market is the most fun happy place in the world!!💖💕💝🎉
It is! Glad you enjoyed!
love this as well! fabulous!
Timothy, you are so charming and fun with style and grace
JANET COREY He is indeed!!
This guy has a nice energy!
Such a nice man.
Divine man. class act
Totally!
I spent an April in Paris, staying at an art dealer's flat. It was a residential arrondissement. So less touristy. But there was a great--smaller--flea market just a block from me. At the Porte de Vanves. I bought a nice set of nested pots. I would have gone to perhaps the one featured...but it was the height of the great recession...and the dollar had fallen to a third of its value against the Euro.
Susanna is the best at what she does. Anyone would be lucky to call her a friend.
So charming!
Just wonderful wow big dreams
Nice to shop, have to visit again.
It's better than Portobello road London. 🙏 🙂
Excellent stroll how hard it must be not to buy something!
Timothy should have he’s own program it would be such fun
Why we have featured him so many times!!
Quintessence maybe he’s charming exudes style and quite down to earth
Ok that is I am going to Paris
Bucket list
My heart be still
Shopping with Tim is inspiring and informative!!
Love flee markets
Angela Dallimore 👍🏻
beautiful video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
al ot of stunning stuff.. love it..
Cool thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🐚
LOOOOOVVVE!!
It is a wonderful market but the prices are huge
Black quilted jackets.
Paris.... I will see you soon to relish and bask in your beauty
Lucky you - Paris is always a good idea! ;-)
Love it so much. Where do you take these items to send back to the United States?
More reputable companies will arrange the shipment but those are additional fees and keep in mind once they arrive in the US, you may be liable for import taxes too.
Bit disappointed Timothy does not drive an Old Citroen DS
LOL! Or perhaps a deux chevaux - but he is a marvel in every other way!
Timothy is so super sweet!
Yes he is!!
Would be a treat to date a man like him
I think Timothy Corrigan feels he has found a sympatio spirit in Susanna?
We are all good friends and design compatriots!
Where in France 🇫🇷 is this flee market located ???
❤️Paris❤️
Carobinson Robinson We do too!
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Quanto custa manter mansões, palácio, apartamento......???? Para um SÓ ????
So Beautiful with You Two!...GOD bless in JESUS name!
3.54 tortoise shell lamp would offend me. Just as a lynx coat would. Or ornaments made of elephant tusks. Too many more to mention ...
Renate DeBruyn Under the Endangered Species Act it is illegal to bring into the United States many products made from the skin of alligators, crocodiles or related reptiles called caimans. If brought into the United States, watchbands, shoes, purses, belts and other goods made from endangered species can be confiscated with no recompense to the owner. It is quite difficult to determine on your own which species an item is made of, and buyers must rely on the word of merchants that their goods may legally be brought back home.
KatyLied I know that. I'm just saying that the tortoise shell lamp offended me. There is considerable documentation about sea turtles and land tortoises .. many species of which are endangered. So to see a shell of one of these beautiful creatures being used as a lamp shade is truly offensive to me.
A couple of seedy characters at :43 haha
Garrow kerdijian
The French dealers are not friendly!
A lot of fake antiques come from Spain.
Frank Gutowski I don’t know about that but this is Paris!
Fake antiques are made everywhere. Beware and know what you're buying.