4,000 square feet of luxury knickknacks on sale in Brooklyn this weekend

"I just listened to people. A lot of people were like, 'I love all these little things that you're always putting on Instagram and that you collect. I wish I could find that.' Now, they can: This Saturday (and, for VIPs, Friday, too), Saft will display more than 800 items in a 4,000-square-foot Industry City space."

"The for-sale items were accumulated by Saft over the course of a decade-plus scouring flea markets and specialty shops, attending auctions and vintage sales. Ceramics from the artists Devin Wilde and Chala Toprak will also be available."

"Asked to highlight a few standout options, he went with an old pogo stick from the 1950s or '60s that 'I've almost killed myself on twice' ($50); a recently acquired trompe l'oeil dresser he initially wanted to keep for himself, 'but the style of the piece juxtaposed with so many other elements is exactly what I wanted the market to look like' ($2,000)."

Jason Saft, founder of Staged to Sell Home, is hosting his first-ever Collector's Market this weekend at Industry City, featuring more than 800 home decor and accessories items accumulated over a decade of scouting flea markets, auctions, and vintage sales. The event responds to extensive customer requests from his 129,000 Instagram followers who expressed interest in the decorative pieces he regularly shares online. The 4,000-square-foot space will display ceramics from artists Devin Wilde and Chala Toprak alongside vintage finds ranging from a 1950s pogo stick to a trompe l'oeil dresser and early 1900s flamingo-form jardiniere. VIP shoppers can attend Friday, while the general public shops Saturday.

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