Other eclectic items on offer included a stuffed mouse reading A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and decorative pumpkins.
Last week, items on offer included laughing gas, rolling tobacco, imported cigarettes, vodka, marijuana and "pre-rolled spliffs".
Items offered include arts-related books, art auction catalogs, CDs, vinyl records, sheet music, music scores and artwork.
There are also humorous gift items on offer, similar to what you might find in a service station, including Hindmarch-branded travel coffee mugs, fuzzy dice and biscuit-shaped key rings.
Many of the items on offer are eye-catching works by such heavy hitters of twentieth- and twenty-first-century art as Damien Hirst (including prints of two of his bejewelled skulls), Warhol, Haring, and Rauschenberg.
The initial range of items on offer is interesting.
There are millions of items on offer on a given day.
There are so many cleverly crafted, sparkly items on offer.
Other items on the menu include salads, soups and seafood, including oysters, chilled shrimp and lobster.
The cheapest item on offer is a £14 nail varnish and the most frequently bought items are "charms" for fixing to handbags or keys, including tiny teddies for £150 and sequinned hearts for £105.
Inside, I started to photograph the most unusual items I could find on offer.
