Antique shops Bruxelles - Brussel

Haute Antiques Gallery is an antiques store offering a wide selection of antique items. In fact, no fewer than 25 antique dealers are represented in the 2,500^m2 space. Already, the store's facade is a thing of beauty. Inside, it's a feast for the eyes too. If you love vintage from the 1950s to the 1970s, you're in for a treat: armchairs, crockery, lighting, sideboards... a few "ethnic" pieces, but plenty of Italian, Scandinavian, French and Belgian design. A decorator's dream!

Located in Uccle, Belgium, Conservart is an art restoration service. They offer preventive conservation, presentation, enhancement and storage services, as well as studies and inventories of public and private collections. They also carry out curative restorations, preceded by preliminary studies, examinations and analyses of material components. Their aim is to restore the chromatic balance and visual unity of the works. Conservart also participates in European restoration education projects and develops programs to raise public awareness of ancient and contemporary art. They also publish informative and educational documents. Their clients include private and public collections, individuals, professionals, curators, museums, foundations and church fabrications.

L'Egide Antiques is an antique dealer located in Brussels. They offer a wide range of products, including oils on panel, paintings and cylinder desks. L'Egide Antiques also offers services such as in-store shopping, in-store collection and delivery. They have a varied collection including ceramics, clocks, furniture, art and curios, paintings and sculpture. They also offer appraisal and buying services for those wishing to sell or appraise works of art. L'Egide Antiques is a member of ROCAD and CINOA, guaranteeing compliance with a code of ethics in their transactions.

Benoît de Moffarts has a good eye. For some thirty years, far from the flea market and the Sablon, he has been buying and selling the last sixty decades, with a predilection for the 1970s and 1980s. On two floors, you'll find furniture, glassware, chandeliers, armchairs, floor lamps, paintings, silverware, designer handbags and lots of other, sometimes quite unusual, items... Benoît de Moffarts is a warm-hearted man who loves his job, and can't tell you enough about the history of his objects. A tab on his website lists his latest acquisitions.

Do you like vintage? At Retrofaktory, the entire second half of the 20th century is highlighted, from the 1940s to the 1980s, with a special focus on the 1950s-1960s period. Designer lamps and sconces, Scandinavian sideboards, small designer decorations... all nicely set up by the owner who recreates the rooms of a house: an office, a living room, a dining room, to better give an idea to the customers of the place that could occupy a piece of furniture. It's a feast for the eyes but beware, good taste has a price.

Two brothers (one an ironworker and the other a decorator) decided to create the sign near the Grand Sablon. This was in 1839. Since then, Costermans has remained in the family and the sixth generation is now in action. Its speciality is the 18th century: French furniture, antique fireplaces and accessories (Costermans has the world's largest collection of firebacks!), restoration of works of art (e.g. the gates of the Parc Royal, the Saint-Cyr Hotel...), exterior and interior lanterns...

We have to talk about superlatives for this antiques showroom: the Alain-Michel house has 50 years of experience (the grandchildren of Alain-Michel Bienaimé now run the business) and the exhibition space is no less than 2,500^m2! Enough to show furniture and objects from the 16th to the 18th century. As for the furniture, they are quite imposing pieces. The store's specialties are the Chesterfield armchairs, directly imported from England, and the industrial furniture that seduce with their clear lines and raw materials.