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Blue flea

Curious little shop in Portrush, Ireland📍
Antiques • Vintage • Collectables 🎩
We can buy single items or full collections💰

15/06/2026

The perfect painting to brighten up your home!

All this and more available at the blue flea!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

14/06/2026

A sunny afternoon at the blue flea Portrush!

How striking is this set of Oryx horns! Love the shadows they cast!

All this and more available at the blue flea!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

13/06/2026

We have an absolutely gorgeous collection of antique glass fishing floats!

We have just gotten a mountain of new stock in! Be sure to call in and have a look!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

11/06/2026

One of my favourite pieces in the shop! A stunning Kayserzinn Art Nouveau, pewter watering can! Designed by Hugo Leven! The snail is amazing! 🐌

This and so much more are available at the blue flea , Portrush!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

10/06/2026

A stunning 1930s English Barbola vanity mirror featuring a distinctive hand-painted gesso floral crest at the top! Up for grabs at the blue flea!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

#1930

09/06/2026

Stunning Genie bottle up for grabs !

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

08/06/2026

Incredible tramp/ folk art popsicle lamp!

The origin of tramp art dates back to the late–1800s. Essentially, tramp art consists of notched and layered pieces of wood. It is widely believed that tramp art evolved from folk-art chip carving traditions. The notches, which were often carved in wood scavenged from cigar boxes and packing crates, are nothing more than basic triangular chips.

Tramp art is a popular form of folk art that flourished in America from the 1870s through the 1940s. Cigar boxes and wood pieces from disassembled crates were notched, layered, and whittled into picture frames, elaborate boxes, and even full-sized furniture pieces.

The tramp-art style is thought to have come from Germany and Scandinavia. The craft was practiced, and can be found, in all of the industrialized nations of the early 1900s.

The lore persists that tramp art was made by wandering souls, largely anonymous, and that the fruits of their labors were bartered for food and shelter. While there is some truth to this lore, many who produced tramp art were skilled craftspeople who devoted major amounts of time to their creative pursuits. Most tramp art is unsigned and undated, adding to the mystique surrounding it

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

07/06/2026

Stunner alert 🚨

This striking Art Deco style bronze lady is up for grabs at the Blue Flea, Portrush!

We are open until 5pm today!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store! See ya soon 🧙🏻‍♂️

06/06/2026

Hail Atlantis 🧜‍♀️

We have an amazing collection of taxidermy sea creatures available at the blue flea! A fossilised Vinctifer Conptoni, looking quite well for 120 million years old! Also, I love Lord Neptune!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store!

05/06/2026

Heavy is the crown! 👑

How interesting is this Tibetan Buddhist Ritual Skull Crown (also commonly referred to as an Iron Skull Crown or Tibetan Oracle Helmet)!

These skull motifs do not represent death or evil. Instead, they serve as a powerful meditation tool reminding practitioners of the transience of life, the inevitability of death, and the transformation of the ego!

You never know what wonders we’ll have in store! We are open from 10am- 5pm today! See ya there 🧚🏻‍♀️

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12 Dunluce Avenue
Portrush
BT568DJ

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