Antique shops Italy

A tobacco store: pipes and tabatières of time or not.

All weekends take place on this square in the centre of the city. After 13 p. m., some brac fold baggage; if you want to do business, you have to get there early! You will find everything: The icons of the Virgin to the child, of the vinyl, of the works, of the old lamps… Even if you are not a buyer, it is very pleasant to stroll between the displays!

Antique and second-hand dealers meet in the picturesque setting of the Navigli, to sell (sometimes a little too expensive) very beautiful objects. An event that animates the district every last Sunday of the month. A real fair for special occasions that takes place along the canal, with stands where you can find some beautiful antiques, clocks, clocks, porcelain, silverware, old toys, prints and even vintage accessories.

Books, prints, antique prints.

Porcelain dolls, small trains, puppets and ancient toys.

Old stamps and posters.

Antiques and ancient books.

Prints, postcards, posters, everything about the two great wars and the years of fascism.

Books and scores of opera and classical music, rare books for collectors.

A Mergellina. Gennaro Silvesto is a conscientious and open shop, always listening to its customers, and ready to get a piece of their choice. Its boutique, very well placed just steps from the Château de l'Oeuf, offers a wide range of antiques. Classic figures from the crèche to the romantic table, from antique furniture, its parts come from all over the world.

In the. district. A nice Magasin porcelain store, some antiques and other objects sometimes curious. The boss, Patricia Mille, welcomes you with a smile. Many beautiful pieces for small and large gifts.

One of the most entertaining shops, with very original parts.

This gallery offers a wide selection of elegant sculptures of marble and furniture (bushes, semi-precious tables, columns, all kinds of decorations and antiques reproductions). If you are planning to decorate your house like a Roman villa, you will find some ideas in this specialized gallery.

On the back of Palazzo Grassi, this antique dealer of quality offers a selection of Venetian furniture, found in the attic of the palaces of the lagoon. There are sculptures made of stone and well-built and authentic wood, chests, writing desks and small tables, paintings by old Masters and books that can not displease to connoisseurs.

On the banks of the Tiber at the level of the Milvio bridge and up to the Duca d'Aosta bridge, the Mercatino di Ponte Milvio is a sort of flea market where you can find some interesting items, period objects that will particularly appeal to collectors and lovers of old-fashioned crafts. The setting of the market, between river and greenery, is very suggestive. A fun way to discover this area of Rome that is not very popular with tourists, but is nevertheless very pleasant.

This gallery, founded in 1930, is a reference for antiquities. Furniture, sculptures, mosaics, cameos, marbles, bronzes and paintings from the medieval to the neoclassical period are presented on two floors in a magnificent space with an inner courtyard. This gallery has contributed to the development of many private art collections and sometimes organizes exhibitions. The entrance is sober and in no way suggests the beauty and artistic opulence of its interior.