Antique shops France

Fans of stamps, coins, notes and other capsules of champagne bouchons know this melunaise address existing since 1992. This real cave of Ali Baba will allow everyone to find their own way to complete their collection without going through sales. In addition to buying the parts sought to enrich your albums, you can find the material necessary to fully satisfy your passion with classeurs, pinces and other magnifiers. All in a "good child" atmosphere.

In this well-arranged shop, antique furniture and objects of another time are combined: The wooden cradle, the copper lamp set on a waxed low buffet next to the silver covered.

To reach this island, you don't need to swim, just turn off rue Bayard or rue Saint-Hugues and step onto the charming Place des Tilleuls. You won't be greeted by Long John Silver (a fan of Stevenson's novel) on the deck of this treasure-laden ship, but by the adorable Gigi and Fifi, who have owned the place for some 30 years. In the heart of Grenoble, L'Ile aux Trésors offers a veritable Ali Baba's cave: furniture, mirrors, crockery, lamps, postcards, regional books, not forgetting a carved meerschaum pipe... There are those who like to lose themselves among the objects to better find their happiness and those who want advice, which they find with a smile from two adorable enthusiasts. An Island for bringing back or offering the most beautiful and unexpected treasures.

La Vitrine is an improved brocante. Its uniqueness stems from the atmosphere that emanates from the store, which opens onto the street and whose objects are placed on the gates of the uncultivated plot of land opposite. A dialogue is established between past and present, the history of objects and their continuity in our interiors, especially when it's a favorite. The mistress of the house brings back to life those neglected objects, or those that were once out of fashion, that people under twenty... Magali also intervenes at your request, when your quest concerns a particular object. She then sets out to find it. An eco-friendly approach... in a beautiful shop window!

Anyone who has already taken the road to travel to Rennes knows at least this famous sign and has been installed solo on the National 157 for 42 years! It shows that the quality pays because Jacques and Marie-Françoise Dubois have always favoured beautiful elegant furniture from the start. They started with specifically English coins at the beginning (hence the name of the shop) and then the French arrived, joined a few years ago by the Chinese. Armchairs, cabinets, tables, offices… these are unique and antique furniture that, together, gives this boutique a tasty stamp. It can be assumed: Queen Victoria, the real, would have liked her name to be illustrated!

A duo of experts, treasures in every corner and 200^m2 of store to explore, this is what awaits you at the Atelier Watripont. For several years now, Marie and Thibauld have set up shop opposite the Sète train station to present their goods. We love to get lost in the nooks and crannies of this former dance school, in the middle of furniture, paintings and lighting fixtures, models and knick-knacks, mopeds, toys and games, ranging from funny to unusual. The choice is vast and heterogeneous, surprising and curious. We find art deco, vintage, design styles...

Every month, China's paradise takes over the Allées François-Verdier. Familiarly named Les Allées, this gathering of about a hundred second-hand and antique dealers, created 30 years ago, sets up its stands in the shade of the hundred-year-old plane trees, from the War Memorial to the garden of the Grand-Rond. It is the largest antiques market in the entire Southwest. It is well known and attracts more and more visitors every year. So, if you also like to rummage around, glean, find the rare object, the signed but forgotten piece of furniture, the not so ordinary grandmother's pitcher... This is the opportunity to combine a walk in the open air and an open-air flea market...

Also present in Avallon, Julien Cohen, the famous buyer of "Affaires conclues" on France 2, has transformed an old church into an antique store. An absolutely magnificent store in which antiques, furniture, curiosities, crockery and other decorative objects are displayed side by side. And this enthusiast has also thought of the epicureans, since the place also shelters a beautiful wine cellar and fine grocery products. An address not to be missed in Vézelay!

Hard to miss the place, located at the entrance of the town when you arrive from the Glacerie. Open from Tuesday to Saturday, Antiquités du Roule is to be known by amateurs and professionals who are looking for antique and rare furniture and knick-knacks. The shop is located in a former butcher's shop, and has a vast space behind a pretty and sober blue front that is just waiting for you. The warm welcome of the owners of the place will make your visit a good time, whatever your tastes, your desires or your ideas in terms of decoration.

This is a pretty little flea, located in the rue de la!! Here you will find, framed in a cosy interior, furniture from the 1960 th century to the s (tables, chairs, armchairs, convenience, cupboards, etc.) as well as tables, trinkets, crockery or household linen… Most of these furniture and objects have been cleaned and restored, but the range of prices remains wide and often reasonable. Know that you can estimate and even sell your tinkering and other trinkets… But above all, the originality of this flea is the possibility to drink a little tea, in time cups, in all intimacy, and thus to take the space for a few moments of the beautiful objects exposed…

A huge space dedicated to second-hand goods and antiques, a veritable Ali Baba's cave permanently overflowing with objects, rustic painted furniture, wrought iron, chandeliers, mirrors, paintings, armchairs, earthenware... of all types and origins. With the undeniable added bonus of particularly well-considered prices. The ideal place to furnish and decorate your home in a unique way and at low cost!

Shopping is all the rage, even if the destination isn't always obvious. In this case, it's China, without a capital letter, because that's what you can do at the Puces du Canal. The second-largest flea market in France, with 400 exhibitors at Sunday's unpacking and nearly 200 antique stores in 4 "universes": les Traboules, la Halle Louis la Brocante, le Village des Containers and l'École. Everything can be discussed over a drink and a bite to eat. Still very busy (the Puces du Canal are still open), but guaranteed fun.

This original place is a delight for all lovers of antiques and reading. Part flea market, part antique store. You enter this paved courtyard covered by a large gate wedged between two trompe-l'oeil windows. It's surprising. Book lovers will be in heaven: they'll scan the shelves and bookcases where second-hand books, paperbacks and collectors' items are stored. Others will stroll among the paintings, furniture, knick-knacks, silverware and vinyl... An address to explore regularly.

Mr. and Mrs. Milord have been living here for 40 years. A shop with stone arches and a depot of antique materials houses treasures, collectibles and recycled materials - and there are some at reasonable prices. As soon as you cross the large porch, you will discover a large courtyard, a second-hand goods shed and architectural materials; doors, gates, railings, fountains, stone bins, shutters, walkways, fireplace accessories....

A magnificent independent decorating boutique that you wouldn't expect to find just a stone's throw from the station! In this large showroom bathed in light thanks to a beautiful period glass roof, Mr. Gayot displays his finest finds. Rough-hewn family furniture, bistro-style bar stools, sideboards and china cabinets, designer leather butterfly armchairs, iron lockers, large farmhouse tables, Berber cushions and straw light fittings: furniture and small decorative items in a vintage or antique spirit, perfect for an industrial and vintage interior.

Right in front of the th century castle and the Auberge du Cheval Blanc, the boutique makes the corner and its façade spreads various objects of collection and decoration of the th and th centuries. Inside, many furniture, paintings, African art, and others… wait for the amateur.

Present for over 30 years on Rennes, Bobet Antiquities is the meeting place for all the chineurs and amateurs of trinkets and antique furniture. The store on the rue de la Bletterie, near the Lorient road, offers a huge choice of antiques, on a surface of 1 200 m ². A specialty, antique furniture and antiques, prior to 1920. It contains everything: sofas, cabinets, tables, porcelain. Fans of industrial furniture will also be particularly spoiled. Bobet also offers a selection of more modern furniture, the vintage of the 1950 s or 1960 s.

At Le Colvert Chineur, there really is something for everyone. It's a great deal for broke college students looking to furnish or decorate on the cheap, as well as seasoned collectors and design enthusiasts in search of that rare gem. Prices vary, of course, depending on the rarity and nature of the piece, but they remain very reasonable. Stock changes frequently, and you need to drop in regularly to make sure you don't miss out on any of the new nuggets that land here.

Towards Coulommiers, on the RN 34, the white house is still home to furniture from the th and th centuries, especially Louis XV but also Empire, Restoration and Louis-Philippe. Restoration workshop. The owner of the sites is a passionate, meticulous and demanding person who is happy to talk about his techniques and discoveries.

All collectors know the shop of Alain. There are stamps, old bank notes, old or more recent currencies, postcards or telephone cards, champagne capsules… Old paper and books lovers find some historical works, old paper written papers, letters patent and other orders… Nostalgia can acquire military decorations. And to store each collection, Alain puts at your disposal all the necessary equipment. You can also sell and the master of the house is extremely friendly.