EUROPEAN MARKETS FOR A EUROPEAN CAPITAL
As the European capital and home to several UNESCO World Heritage sites, Strasbourg is one of the most visited cities in France. It therefore needed to enrich and diversify its traditional range of antiques and second-hand goods. Implemented by the ABFNS (Association des Brocanteurs et Fripiers Non Sédentaires de Strasbourg) The Broglies lives up to this ambition. Since 2005, each new edition has brought together antique and second-hand dealers from all over the Grand Est region, and beyond, to satisfy an increasingly demanding international clientele.
6 THEMED EVENTS TO SUIT ALL TASTES…
FOR ALL BUDGETS
Every year, from March to October, The Broglies offers you 6 themed market-events spread over 6 weekends at the heart of your passions. Our exhibitors will be delighted to present their private collections, as well as all the latest trends in Antiques and Brocante. Antiques from the 18th and 19th centuries, Art Deco and Design, industrial style, cabinet of curiosities, vintage fashion and accessories… Let yourself be inspired! You’ll find treasures at low prices as well as major pieces!
EXHIBITORS WHO SHARE THEIR PASSION
Collectors, aesthetes, true transmitters of history and heritage, The Broglies exhibitors make it a point of honor to share their passion for their objects with you. They each have their own area of expertise, and can talk endlessly about their treasures, some of which have been painstakingly acquired and patiently restored. The Broglies has a quality label guaranteeing the reliability of the objects on display. Let yourself be seduced in complete safety!
Your next Broglies
In 2024, there will be 4 editions of Les BROGLIES, to coincide with the Olympic Games. In 2025, they will resume their normal rhythm of 6 editions per year.
From May to October 2024, you’ll find 4 themed market-events spread over 4 weekends at the heart of your passions. And to add to your enjoyment, the exhibitors also offer you their permanent collections of antique objects and works of art.
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88th edition : The garden flea market
The new BROGLIES season kicks off with the garden flea market!
Looking for a wrought-iron or rattan table and chair set? Medici vases or Vallauris ceramic planters? An amusing collection of garden gnomes or a set of antique watering cans? Spring is the perfect time to furnish your terrace or garden… and make the most of the sun’s benefits.
To prolong the pleasure, discover the theme of the garden in the Arts, in the form of engravings, paintings and antique books.
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89th edition : Tableware market
Do you dream of rich, shiny tables to dazzle your guests? Or services that evoke tradition and memories of a Sunday at your grandparents’ house? These BROGLIES dedicated to “Arts de la table” should inspire you! Obernai, Sarreguemines or Hermès crockery, delicate glassware from Lalique, Daum or Baccarat, Christofle or Ercuis silverware… These prestigious signatures will do honor to your most refined dishes. And your guests will be delighted with your new art of entertaining.
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90th edition : earthenware and ceramics from the Grand-Est
Although kilns abounded in Gallo-Roman times, it was only in the 18th century that the earthenware factories of the “Terres de Lorraine” acquired international renown. In the 19th century, the Sarreguemines and Lunéville factories became powerful industries, employing over 1,000 workers. Longwy specialized in enamels, while in northern Alsace, Betschdorf and Soufflenheim produced the famous Alsatian pottery for culinary use. Enter the world of earthenware with The Broglies exhibitors and let yourself be seduced by their finest pieces.
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91st edition : Books, prints and paintings
Designated by Unesco as “World Book Capital 2024”, Strasbourg is transforming itself this year into a vast cultural space. And this new edition of the Broglies has decided to pay homage to it... Fans of old books and beautiful bindings, enthusiasts of rare or out-of-print editions, hunters for hand-made engravings and illustrations, collectors of old and contemporary paintings… you’re in for a treat! Antiquarian booksellers, specialists in old engravings and antique dealers specializing in period paintings will be delighted to show you their wonders. Tell you all about them and their authors.
Alsatian art, painting, marquetry and engravings are, of course, in the spotlight in this edition dedicated to bibliophiles and art lovers.
