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top:2px;padding-right:5px;font-family:times;”>Each month I write a column for Bonjour Paris Newsletter titled “Ask The Antiques Diva™”. In this month’s column a Parisian party planner takes time off from the hectic world of weddings to plan her own vacation in the Paris of the East. I dish out advice, giving her best bets for buying antiques in Budapest. From the Ecseri Flea Market to Falk Miksa utca, I explain why I think Budapest is called the Paris of the East!
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Until next time, Happy Reading!
The Antiques Diva™
You're so knowledgeable, Toma! Very talented lady. Have a great week.
I love the Bonjour Paris newsletter – reminds me of the wonderful 2 years I lived there years ago. Glad to see you are now part of that.
I am adding your blog link to my blog. I don't want to miss your informative posts.
You are so connected with the antiques world in Europe. Any trip to Europe should include one of your Antique Dive shopping tours.