Null Bazaar is the plainer, cheaper end of the Chor Bazaar trade: second-hand furniture, household goods, hardware and the odd find, with fewer dealers and less polish. The Saifee Burhani redevelopment is changing the streets around it year by year.
Named houses
5 named here, each opening a search in a new tab| Name | Where | What they carry |
|---|---|---|
| Dadabhai & Sons 1904 | Mutton Street, Null Bazaar end | Antique and Art Deco furniture, industrial pieces and lighting since 1904; now also film props and restoration. The dealer the street is known for. |
| Mansoori Curio Shop | 32, Mutton Street, Null Bazaar | Oddities, nautical items, old televisions, hardware and small curios. |
| Camera House Miniature Shop | 137, Mutton Street, Null Bazaar, Kumbharwada | Vintage cameras, typewriters, film and ink. |
| Null Bazaar second-hand lanes | Bara Imam Road, Null Bazaar | Second-hand furniture and household goods. |
| Chor Bazaar | Mutton Street, adjoining | The dealers’ market next door; see the Chor Bazaar page. |
Antiques and Second-Hand Goods at other markets
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A note on these names. The houses above were found in published guides, trade-body records or the firms’ own sites (locality research), current as of 2026. They are a starting point, not a complete list — the market has many more. WelcomeToMumbai.in is independent, takes no commission and does not rank or endorse.