Antique shops France

A gallery made to reconcile generations! The first part is devoted to modern Provençal painting with many paintings from the th Century and the beginning of the xxth century. At the bottom of the gallery, a space is planned for young painters, the activity of dealer enables them to take the risk of proposing contemporary painting in a spirit of gallery, painting rarely exhibited elsewhere.

Serge, the owner of La Grande Manufacture, is no ordinary antique dealer. Serge is a "dealer" in the noblest sense of the word, of furniture, art and objects he loves and wants to share. Only ^20th-century and a few pieces of furniture from the trade, but also and above all passion, encounters and real trading. Maybe you'll find a Le Corbusier armchair or a Knoll table...

Serge has the art of unearthing the object of your dreams, the essential piece for your home. He speaks passionately about his craft, and his factory is a veritable nugget!

Built on the site of the Ferris wheel at the 1900 World's Fair, Le Village Suisse is today a benchmark for art lovers, bargain hunters and professionals alike. Despite its name, there's nothing Swiss about this village, apart from the memory of the location of the Swiss pavilion at the Exposition. Over 150 independent boutiques specialize in objets d'art of all styles and periods: engravings, clocks and watches, antique weapons, porcelain... with the added bonus of temporary exhibitions and cultural events.

Brocanteurs and antique dealers from father to son since 1959, the family has passed on a wealth of experience, expertise and passion for the trade. The beautiful brocante garden at Le Mée is a real feast for the eyes, as you stroll among exceptional objects from every era. In addition to antique sales, the company offers a wide range of services, including property appraisals and house clearance, throughout the Ile-de-France region.

This little vintage storefront opposite the Anatole France metro station is a real eye-catcher, with a decor that smacks of old-fashioned charm. But that's just the tip of the iceberg, because in reality, 5 meters further on, you'll find a vast warehouse containing around 10 times what you'll find in the store! Here you'll find everything at every price point, from old typewriters to retro armchairs, jewelry, scarves, antique paintings, art deco tea sets, vintage rugs and industrial furniture. A veritable cabinet of curiosities, where everyone can find their own treasure. New items are added every week. Check out the website to get an idea! Good to know for residents of Rennes and the surrounding area: Le Comptoir du Chineur offers its services for junk removal and house clearance.

The daughter of antiques dealers, Sandrine - a former upholsterer - is passionate about decorating and inspired by chance finds. Equally gifted with her hands, she gives new life to handcrafted furniture, creating lighting fixtures and poufs from apple crates, hence her name, Les P'tites caisses. Her private sales showroom is open daily by appointment, as she moves between Erdeven and Étel, where she opened her boutique in 2020. Here and there, you'll find a thousand and one carefully chosen objects for your interior, home and garden décor.

In Latresne's old railway station, a rather special flea market welcomes strollers, bargain hunters and gourmands. Stop in for a browse and pick up a few vintage wonders (crockery, lighting, decorative objects, curiosities...); for a coffee or a glass of wine; to win a few delicacies and delicatessen products; or to enjoy a pleasant break in this atypical setting, tasting simple, gourmet dishes during the week, or a brunch at the weekend. We could easily stay all day!

One step in this timeless store, created 40 years ago, and it's a direct, non-stop trip to a world apart. A real Ali Baba's cave filled with old toys, cars and, of course, dolls. Everything is so precious, so beautiful, as if suspended in time, that the toys become decorative objects. They are the link to a forgotten childhood or to lost ancestors. This trip back in time has a price if you want to take it home. But it is always possible, by rummaging through the bric-a-brac, to find a small object, a little wink that will take place in the heart and in the house.

The shop window is an eye-catcher, and the door is quickly opened to discover Judith's unique world. In her boutique, this inveterate 70s bargain-hunter mixes styles with flair: flower plates and antique candlesticks are set off against a cotton tablecloth made in Portugal; around the table, sixties chairs sit alongside light-colored wooden seats. Judith's imagination inspires us, and objects appear to us from another angle. This champagne cup becomes a candle-holder, this glass lampshade would welcome dried flowers... Customers smile, recognizing here and there treasures sometimes seen at their grandmother's, here brought up to date. Good to know: Judith also buys second-hand furniture and objects!

Welcome to the bargain hunters' paradise. The first village created in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue in 1978 in a former 19th century spinning mill. The most important one in surface, it gathers about a hundred exhibitors, secondhand tradesmen and antique dealers. Furniture, outdoor furniture, lighting, decoration, tableware, tableware, silverware, paintings and works of art, the merchandise is varied in period, genre and style. You can sit down at the restaurant Le Café du Village, and also have tea time.

In this high-ceilinged boutique behind the Parliament building, you'll enjoy discovering Elise Ferrandiz's tastefully selected selection of home furnishings. On the walls and shelves, you'll find a clever mix of artisanal products from Senegal and Portugal, local creations and rummaged-up finds. There's even a rack of pretty second-hand clothes. A tea room completes the experience, inviting you to take a gourmet break over a cup of tea from Barrony's, a company based in Finistère. Two tables nestle at the back of the more intimate boutique. Here's a good idea: it's possible to privatize the premises and benefit from decorating advice during private appointments.

It's all in the title, or almost! Esther runs this permanent bric-a-brac store, where you're bound to find something to suit your taste, from a selection of vintage, revamped and modernized decorative objects and furniture. Artists also take over the premises from time to time with their creations. As for Esther, she also offers to clear, sort and tidy your interiors. Whether you're a private individual or a professional... we look forward to hearing from you!

This vintage antiques and brocante boutique occupies a historic building in the Plantagenet City. Come and browse in this Ali Baba's cave to find lighting, crockery, old kitchen utensils, vases, recycling crates and all the unlikely paraphernalia you need to give your home a makeover. You're sure to come away with items that weren't on your list, but are sure to brighten up your sweet home. The "brocante" formula is the right solution for a truly personalized interior design that moves away from the ready-to-decorate style found in every B&B, hotel and many of your neighbors' homes...

Taulignan is home to an antique shop called L'Aubaine Antiquités Brocante. This establishment offers a selection of antiques and vintage objects.

Le Havre Vintage is an antique dealer located in Pont-Audemer, Normandy. They offer a wide selection of vintage objects and antiques, from furniture and lighting to ceramics and glassware. Le Havre Vintage also offers in-store purchasing services, enabling customers to acquire their favorite pieces directly on the spot. For those who prefer to shop online, the store also has a website where products are available for purchase. Le Havre Vintage accepts several payment methods, including PayPal, Amazon Pay, credit cards, checks and bank transfers.

They offer a wide selection of antiques such as musical instruments, sculptures, antique furniture, Alsatian art, Art Nouveau jewelry, and much more. They also offer services such as in-store purchase, in-store collection and delivery. The store's website also provides additional information on the company's legal disclaimer.

Au Vieux Chaudron is an antiques store located in Lannebert, Brittany. With its historic store open since 1974, it offers a sales area of 1000m2. The store is on the Saint-Brieuc - Paimpol road, opposite the radar at the Lanvollon exit. It is also possible to visit their second store in Paimpol, which offers a sales area of 50m2. Au Vieux Chaudron offers a wide variety of products, from furniture to lighting and decorative items. Au Vieux Chaudron also offers services such as in-store purchase, in-store collection and delivery.

Le Havre Vintage is an antiques and brocante store located in Pont-Audemer. The store offers a wide selection of vintage objects, from furniture and lighting to ceramics and glassware. Lovers of design from the second half of the twentieth century will be delighted. Le Havre Vintage also offers an in-store buying service, enabling customers to dispose of objects from this period that they no longer wish to keep. Payment methods accepted include PayPal, Amazon Pay, credit cards, checks and bank transfers.

Located in Cessy, Pays de Gex, Antiquité Brocante is an antiques store offering a wide selection of antique furniture, knick-knacks, toys and crockery. You'll find Voltaire-style armchairs in walnut and mustard velvet, walnut and blue velvet chairs, opaline lampshades, table lamps, Spiderman puzzles, barbotine soup tureens, marquetry shelves, antique desks, silver-plated goblets and much more.