Antique shops Rennes

Present for over 30 years on Rennes, Bobet Antiquities is the meeting place for all the chineurs and amateurs of trinkets and antique furniture. The store on the rue de la Bletterie, near the Lorient road, offers a huge choice of antiques, on a surface of 1 200 m ². A specialty, antique furniture and antiques, prior to 1920. It contains everything: sofas, cabinets, tables, porcelain. Fans of industrial furniture will also be particularly spoiled. Bobet also offers a selection of more modern furniture, the vintage of the 1950 s or 1960 s.

The head is charge and specialized in the ancient jewel, the Attic of Anaïs promises some small treasures! The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff were friendly and helpful. You can offer your dulcinée a jewel with history and a soul, and the choice is large in seams and bagues of lazuli, emeralds, amethysts! There is also a beautiful selection of dishes, in various styles, silverware, small boxes, etc. Also note, the development of a range of fashion accessories such as scarves and designer bags. If the head is not confined to a specific era, it also provides jewellery of contemporary creators, and has a beautiful choice of Chinese tiles, ceramics and cultuels objects. You will also find beautiful wooden boxes painted for hats, all of which are original!

This little vintage storefront opposite the Anatole France metro station is a real eye-catcher, with a decor that smacks of old-fashioned charm. But that's just the tip of the iceberg, because in reality, 5 meters further on, you'll find a vast warehouse containing around 10 times what you'll find in the store! Here you'll find everything at every price point, from old typewriters to retro armchairs, jewelry, scarves, antique paintings, art deco tea sets, vintage rugs and industrial furniture. A veritable cabinet of curiosities, where everyone can find their own treasure. New items are added every week. Check out the website to get an idea! Good to know for residents of Rennes and the surrounding area: Le Comptoir du Chineur offers its services for junk removal and house clearance.

The shop window is an eye-catcher, and the door is quickly opened to discover Judith's unique world. In her boutique, this inveterate 70s bargain-hunter mixes styles with flair: flower plates and antique candlesticks are set off against a cotton tablecloth made in Portugal; around the table, sixties chairs sit alongside light-colored wooden seats. Judith's imagination inspires us, and objects appear to us from another angle. This champagne cup becomes a candle-holder, this glass lampshade would welcome dried flowers... Customers smile, recognizing here and there treasures sometimes seen at their grandmother's, here brought up to date. Good to know: Judith also buys second-hand furniture and objects!

In this high-ceilinged boutique behind the Parliament building, you'll enjoy discovering Elise Ferrandiz's tastefully selected selection of home furnishings. On the walls and shelves, you'll find a clever mix of artisanal products from Senegal and Portugal, local creations and rummaged-up finds. There's even a rack of pretty second-hand clothes. A tea room completes the experience, inviting you to take a gourmet break over a cup of tea from Barrony's, a company based in Finistère. Two tables nestle at the back of the more intimate boutique. Here's a good idea: it's possible to privatize the premises and benefit from decorating advice during private appointments.