Do I need to carry liability insurance if I sell furniture at an antique mall owned by another party?

If you are a tenant with your own space that you are working out of, you may need insurance.  However, if you are in one of those co-ops where your stuff is in a section and someone works the whole place, the landlord's insurance is probably sufficient for liability, i.e someone falling in your space on your stuff.

I don'tt think this is a legal question, but a business one.  However, it is probably academic becauseit is likely that the mall owners will require you to carry liability insurance as a condition of selling in their malls.  If you don't, you have to decide whether the risk of laibility for an accident (one of your antiques breaks and hurts someone, one of your workers backs over someone's foot while moving merchandise, an antique magnifying glass you're selling catches the sun and starts a fire, etc., etc.) is greater than the cost of the insurance.