Claude Nicourt from soap stall Le Maison d'Antonin with a crate of lavender. Picture: Polly Hancock. (Image: Archant)
The sights and smells of France descended on Temple Fortune with the return of a traditional French market.
The three-day market, around a paved area near Marks and Spencer in Finchley Road, ran from Friday to Sunday last week, with about 20 stalls open between 9.30am and 5.30pm.
Traders offered French and continental food, such as cured meat and fine cheeses, drink, crafts and fashion goods, such as Parisian handbags, and much more.
The market, organised by market providers Savoir-Fayre, returned by popular demand after a year’s absence.
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