Antique shops The United States Of America

There are around international shops in the Swiss village of New York. African art, American, oriental, Indian, European, Middle East and African antiquities, jewelry, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Bamboo, Bronze, Silver in Georgia, Gold boxes, icons, ivories, jades, porcelain porcelain, Lalique, mirrors, carpets, art, porcelain, miroirs, tapis, tapis, miroirs, vases, tapis…. And a very interesting Boutique shop, that of Laura Fischer, an authority in this matter.

In the program of this urban archaeology, a brac of objects recovered from demolitions of New Yorkers buildings in the years 1880-1920. Interior objects, furniture, but also real lieux (for example, a glass merchant, a barber or a bar) so meticulous that the movie houses are inspired by their scenery.

Everything the Americans have got rid of (and that has been restored) and comes back to fashion. Nothing here, dating back to 1929, the year of depression. Art Works deco and functional, and little small prices, but lots of small pieces.

New Orleans Auction Galleries is an auction company located in New Orleans, Louisiana. It has established itself as a trusted leader in the auction industry through exceptional offerings, personalized service and solid results. The gallery offers a distinguished selection of antique and modern furniture, silver, art, jewelry and more from estates and private collections. Located in New Orleans' historic arts district, the gallery has two dedicated exhibition floors and hosts numerous sales and special events throughout the year. Whether you're looking to sell an heirloom or an entire collection, New Orleans Auction Galleries is committed to providing the best possible service to buyers and sellers. The gallery's experts have extensive knowledge in many categories, enabling them to offer rare and remarkable collectibles with the appropriate historical context.

This unique address stands out for its dual function: antique store and art gallery. Only rare objects and furnishings can be found here, which owner Ray Azoulay unearths from the four corners of the globe. Mirrors, clocks, tables, sofas, garden lights, vases, jugs: whatever the item, it features original design and fine quality. Obsolete is also worth a visit for the special atmosphere that reigns among the mannequins and disarticulated wooden puppets, which seem to come to life when you turn your back on them.