Monday, 9 March 2009

Rengit: an Extraordinary Flea Mart (3)

We made another trip to the flea market, this time to look around for some dining table tops. This time around I was more interested in some of the old furniture . I saw this one tucked away in a dusty corner. I don't know where it comes from, but its appearance suggests aboriginal art from Borneo.


A close up shot


According to the owner, this closet has been sold


Michael inspecting what looks like a Chinese altar


Solid wood chairs with brass handles


These are undergoing reconditioning


Rattan furniture left out to dry after coats of varnishing have been applied


Doors for sale


We bought these Italian made lanterns (Rm 500 for six of them)


On the way back we stopped by at Senggarang to have 'assam' fish, which Senggarang is famous for. There are a number of shops selling this. This is opposite the wet market. The more well known one is close.


Working in such a confined space the lady could whip up the 'assam' fish in a jiffy plus the vegetables that we have ordered


Assam ikan pari or stingray


Assam local red snapper head


2 comments:

  1. Dear Mr Lee,
    Where is the Flea Market in Rengit. I was looking for it.

    Dr CT Goh

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  2. Ask the local people there. They will direct you to the place.

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