Open from 10am to 4pm on May 2 and 3, the atmospheric venue, known for its exhibitions and live music nights, was the perfect setting for this exciting new event.
For two days it was filled with everything from mid- Century furniture to Art Deco ceramics, 1960s artwork to Scandinavian glassware.
Admission was £2 on the door, and under 16’s could get in for free.
Caroline Brown from organisers, Rose & Brown Vintage said: “We were eagerly anticipating this new weekend event, and searched for the ideal venue in Scarborough for some time.
"We always imagined a cool space filled with cool stuff, and the Old Parcels Office building in the Railway Station Car Park with its untouched, industrial feel really hit the spot.
"Scarborough Vintage Home Fair featured a broad cross-section of traders, and mustn’t be missed if you’re looking for stylish but affordable pieces for your home, or want to add to your vintage collection.
"All eras were covered, from the 1920s to the 1980s, with a sprinkling of antiques too, and whether you need seating or storage, kitchenalia or textiles, you could find it all.
"With several local traders, and others travelling from as far afield as Scotland, it was be a rich hunting-ground of fresh vintage for visitors and the local community alike.
"It was the perfect chance to combine a trip to the lovely seaside town of Scarborough, with some serious vintage shopping.
"We encouraged visitors to explore the area so they could discover the brilliant vintage and antiques shops, cafes and other small businesses in the town. It was a vintage weekend for everyone!”
Rose & Brown Vintage also organise the Guisborough Vintage Fair on April 18, Tadcaster Vintage Fair on August 1 and the Saltburn Vintage Fair on August 22 and October 17,
Visit www.roseandbrownvintage.co.uk for more information.
9. Scarborough Vintage Home Fair
The weekend was a great success with lots of people attending the fair to take in the beautiful homeware. Photo: Richard Ponter