Antique shops Lorraine

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.

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.

In the courtyard already some objects wait amateurs: lady-jeanne, chair and other bottles. Inside, the furniture lovers of the th century find tables, buffets, cupboards and seats that smell the wax, as well as pedestal, bedside. By hanging your head, we see beautiful suspensions of yesteryear. The place is full of other opportunities: a lot of plates, a banjo, canes and umbrellas. There were also posters, books and books…

A beautiful building, an ancient th century passion chapel with a percée under which "virtutis esto not ragged comes" - counts on your virtue and not on your chance - and inside the den of an antique antique shop and restaurant restaurant. Curious, amateurs and priers find various objects, crockery, glasses, th-century furniture, home speciality.

Vincent Chevalier is an upholsterer, decorator and antique dealer who has been living in the heart of the old city of Nancy for twenty years. Art Nouveau is his niche: Majorelle lounges and Prouvé chairs, but also sofas from great hotels and a wide choice of fabrics. A talented craftsman, he restores antique seats, works on 1930s furniture and club chairs and installs double curtains and wall hangings. This passionate man gives his advice with generosity and we appreciate the history and the value of the pieces on display.

Don't buy, sell or give anything away without consulting an expert, an antique dealer or a second-hand dealer. In the heart of town, near the pedestrian zone, you'll discover a convivial space filled with beautiful objects: furniture (chests of drawers, tables, cupboards, display cabinets, secretaries, sideboards, and more...). Precious woods, sculptures, engravings and paintings mingle with envy. Get an idea of the quality of the objects on offer by stopping in front of the showcase. An unmissable event for connoisseurs!

Pierre specializes in buying and selling antiques and antique materials (stone, Vosges sandstone, wrought iron, cast iron...) and in selling and restoring period furniture. To embellish and enhance your gardens and outdoor spaces, he offers a wide choice of antique materials in Vosges sandstone (troughs, wells, troughs, paving stones, tiles, terracotta tiles, basins, sinks...) or other stones and in cast iron or wrought iron. A must-have!

Discover exceptional pieces of African and Asian art in this gallery. Much more than simple decorations, we're dealing here with powerful masks and statues, as beautiful as they are bewitching, sometimes very old and always of the highest quality. The objects on display have been carefully selected by the gallery owner, who will be delighted to tell you their stories. New items are regularly added to this welcoming space, where lovers of tribal art are sure to find something to their liking.

Claude and Marie-José Barbarot opened their shop in May 1968. On the fountain square, a huge press announces color. The «Au Vieux Jaulny» boutique is full of antiques and antiques. The chine of China is located in an Ali Baba cave. The walls, in the corridor are covered with tables, the slightly crowded passage of furniture. In a first room, the visitor no longer knows or give the head both treasures. Mainly from the flea. In the climb of stairs, which leads to private apartments, many paintings: portraits, dead nature, landscapes essentially, attract the eye. The second room looks more like antiques. In this den, the Barbarot are gerstgrasser about the provenance of the pieces, which they restore if necessary. Here the specialists confess to having a weak for the Louis XIII, XIV and XV as well as the traditional Lorrain.

This innovative concept store with a quirky atmosphere is the new HQ for Nancy residents in search of vintage or designer nuggets. Antique shop, art gallery, bookstore, thrift shop, curiosity shop: unique finds to see in this space, which also doubles as a sales area for rent. Skateboards, vinyls, vintage toys or design furniture alternate with the creators. To top it all off, you can take a break while sipping a coffee, enjoying a daily special or some tapas with a beer, all organic, local and homemade!

Back to the Glorious Thirties! Isabelle and Jérôme, whose house was overflowing with antiques, have found the solution: V for Vintage. Their passion for the 1950's to 1970's can be found in the vintage decor: the famous orange apple, the ice bucket and the formica... In short, materials, shapes and colors typical of the post-war period and we love it! A few clicks on the site and you are back to the yé-yé years, that we could almost hear in music! The collection evolves with each new find, ideal for a simple vintage touch or to redecorate.

Lots of beautiful things to discover in this depot just a stone's throw from the centre! Pascal Perrin welcomes you to his charming second-hand shop where you can find antique furniture and decorative objects. In this vast 250 ^m2 space, Henri III style buffets are combined with vintage chandeliers and seventies armchairs, beautiful pieces that will bring a retro touch to your interior. And if you are not very inspired, the store offers you the services of an interior designer who will be able to give you wise advice to find the rooms that will best match the decoration of your home and stylishly arrange your new acquisitions.

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.