Antique shops Ile-De-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.

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....

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.

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.

Design furniture, paintings, lighting, chairs, decorative objects: from the cheapest to the limited series of great designers, Tom does not skimp on the eclecticism of his offer. It works on the spot, in auction rooms or in flea markets. His shop also houses the works of talented young artists, such as photographs of industrial wastelands or resolutely contemporary paintings. A site that is definitely worth a visit, if only for those who are nostalgic for the most beautiful years of design.

The heart of the art market in Versailles surprises us at the north-west corner of the market square, between Ducis and Pourvoirie streets, with over antique dealers. The neighborhood of the dealers seems to surround us with wood and stone in massaging its shops around the former hotel of the bailiwick, formerly seat of the court of the judicial district; The passage of the breathe that surrounds him makes the passers-up of passers-by, reminiscent of the prison cells present in his basement, and the old walk of the prisoners. Under the Revolution, you could have seen Madame Barry, a former favorite of Louis XV, but also witness the massacres, on 9 and 10 September 1792, of 70 prisoners, including the Duke of Brissac. This neighborhood, also known as the breathe area, is nothing dismal; on the contrary, a crazy charm is alive. The dealers gathered around this historic site, in picturesque courtyards and flowery alleys in the spring. they are open on the weekend. In the square, the restaurant «Patio des Antiquaires» will satisfy you. A true haven of peace under the gaze of the past.

This store is a real "antiquity" on its own. In fact, the Pelzer family holds this boutique from generations to generations, very precisely since 1918. You say that this bric is a real institution in Bougival. This shop is really part of the furniture, and would be tempted to say. Denise Pelzer, 87, is still faithful to the position, with his nephew Gérard. It's a real cave of Ali Baba, in which, by étroitement you closely, you can certainly find an old chair, a furniture to be retyping, tiles, trinkets or forgotten objects, waiting for you to start a second life. Coup de lightning assured.

At the edge of the forest of Rambouillet, the old farmhouse of Bois l'Epicier hosts 25 shops. The choice of antiques extends from the second half of the th to the early th century, from the art deco marquetry. An extraordinary variety of objects, from the old counter at the log log, from the nice buffets of our grandmothers to the Louis-Philippe tables, from the furniture to the times Napoleon III… The decoration objects are also widely represented. Bronzes and régules, cuivres and clocks, antique cuivres and porcelain, engravings and antique oiseaux, will take your look. On the floor you can find artists'workshops with painters, sculptors, sculptors, saddlers… Even the courtyard contains its treasures. For lovers of the old and the déco.

In this small antique shop, just a few steps from Notre-Dame church, you will find a thousand and a treasure with antique furniture, paintings, chandeliers, silverware, crystal glass, porcelain, earthenware, but also precious trinkets and curiosities. In short, there's what to do with the chineurs and other lovers of elegant and antique objects.

The antiques shop provides storage and full buy-out of old objects. His activity focuses mainly on the objects of the 1930 th and 1960 th centuries and objects dating back to 1950, and. You can also find paintings, old toys and vintage dolls. The Dealer also proposes to deliver on Boulogne-Billancourt. The choice is renewed regularly, and beautiful objects of every order are combined for the pleasure of the eyes and lovers of art or priers of one day. 

This 4000 m ² gallery is held on two levels, with more than antique dealers. Contemporary architecture offers a paradise for those who seek a rare pearl or even enjoy browsing. All kinds of shops are present: from the generalist to the specialist. What to satisfy the greatest number. For drawings, tables, bronzes, furniture, decoration, automates, books.

A beautiful French allitération meaning in Japanese tiger (tora) and bird (tori). Mayer Brecher is an avid Japanese art enthusiast on the subject  ! It visits at least four times a year in the country of the rising sun to report unique parts of the Edo and Meiji periods (from the th to the th century): furniture, lacquers, bronze, weapons.

In October 2008, Florence Tissier took over a superb antiques and decoration shop, rue Lalande. In this well-arranged area, she assembled antique furniture, art objects, contemporary decorations and Japanese ceramics. Florence loves the beautiful things and has a certain talent to find the beautiful object, which is sometimes left to him in deposit-sale. From the Japanese cup to 6 euros to the creations of Nadine Cabessa or Francesco Moretti, through furniture from the 19 th century or Art Deco, this is all that is found at Saphir, and more. Here, we're China in a warm atmosphere that smells good. And if you are looking for a particular object, Florence proposes to find it for you. At the back of the shop, she retapisse the chairs she uncovers and also provides a service to restore paintings. An address that has everything to please.

Odile De of Villedon, chineuse at the eye, offered a superb setting for his discoveries. On Rue du Marché-Neuf, its showcase is one of the most admired in the neighborhood. Visitors and antiques lovers can admire furniture from the th, th and th centuries, collection objects, curiosities, glassware, tiles in Strasbourg, carved and gilded woods… Many of the connoisseurs are visiting this renowned antique shop.

Let's dream a little: you've just bought a huge, extremely bright T5 in the ^18th arrondissement and you need to furnish and decorate it. Galerie Christine Diegoni should have just what you're looking for! Furniture, objects and lighting: the aesthetic is pure and minimalist. We hesitate between the George Nelson table and a Charles and Ray Eames... Or maybe we'll go home with a Vico Magistretti suspension lamp? For design lovers.

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. The village is home to over 150 independent boutiques, specializing in objets d'art of all styles and periods: engravings, clocks, antique weapons, porcelain... Plus 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.