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>>56182016
I've no clue wtf happened but my ass-long post answering you disappeared..
Too lazy to type it all over again, but thanks for the tips fren.
It was mostly to tell you the giant flea market i go to is organized by a charity, who collect stuff offered by people all over France in local branchs, and everything sold is used to replenish food banks across the country.
So there is not much haggle possible, since it's ginormous quantities of stuff who is only sold by the weight/unity.
For example all books are at 50c, no matter if it's a 17th c. encyclopedia or a shitty people magazine. Same goes for tableware, it's sold like 2€/kg for metallic ones, 1.50€/kg for dishes, and everything is displayed in big trays, and you pick what you want.

Emmaus (the charity's name) is often used when people die and relatives don't know what to do with all the stuff, and/or don't want to bother with emptying the house before putting it on sale. They simply call a local branch, and a team of volunteers shows up and clean the house ENTIRELY lol. My mom did that after my gramp died for example, it's pretty common.
This is why i believe it's the best kind of place to find sick deals, because it's not "boomers who know what they got", it's literally dead people stuff or richfags giving out to a charity. No way there is not some treasure hidden!

Don't fuck it up