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Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market at WestWorld

Sunday, September 21, 2014 at 4 a.m.
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Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market at WestWorld

Walking into Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market, the gigantic vintage sale that took over WestWorld of Scottsdale Saturday, was like walking into an alternate universe where fine china was found by the tattered suitcase-full, dried tree branches were gathered, covered in glitter, and sold for $12 a piece, and phrases like "Hold on, I'm going to go look at the goat cart again..." were commonplace.

We saw things we loved. We saw things we hated. And we saw a lot of things that completely confused or disturbed us, but when there's over 100 vendors bringing their special brand of vintage treasures to the table, there's bound to be at least one beat up, porcelain baby doll that will haunt our dreams for the next week.

Photos by Evie Carpenter

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Walking into Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market, the gigantic vintage sale that took over WestWorld of Scottsdale Saturday, was like walking into an alternate universe where fine china was found by the tattered suitcase-full, dried tree branches were gathered, covered in glitter, and sold for $12 a piece, and phrases like "Hold on, I'm going to go look at the goat cart again..." were commonplace.

We saw things we loved. We saw things we hated. And we saw a lot of things that completely confused or disturbed us, but when there's over 100 vendors bringing their special brand of vintage treasures to the table, there's bound to be at least one beat up, porcelain baby doll that will haunt our dreams for the next week.

Photos by Evie Carpenter
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