French Antique Collection

Dating to the 1880s, this authentic French oak table was once a soulful fixture in a countryside cottage. Known as a bread table, it features a deep, built-in drawer specifically designed to house and protect dough as it rose in the quiet warmth of...

Sourced from the design capital of Milan, these authentic 1950s industrial stools represent the perfect marriage of mid-century Italian engineering and utilitarian style. Designed for a workspace that valued both form and precision, they feature a sleek, chrome-finished base with a circular footrest that...

The simplicity of this lovely art deco cafe table makes it a versatile decor choice for any room in your home. We love the visible patina from its years in a Paris bistro next to the musée d’art moderne. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually...

Dating back to the British colonial period in India, this teak cabinet reflects generations of time-tested craftsmanship and design. We collaborated directly with local artisans to refresh this piece with a modern finish, giving the classic frame a warmer, more contemporary appeal. Disclaimer: Neighbor...

This set of six walnut dining chairs were handmade in the early 1900’s, and found in a villa in Florence. They were recently reupholstered, and still maintain beautiful antique features such as Rococo legs and turned braces.  Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by...

These British colonial dining tables were originally handcrafted in the western Indian desert at the turn of the century, yet remain in pristine condition. While their streamlined build is a classic feature of the era, the tapered legs add a unique, avant-garde touch. The...

Designed and manufactured in Lyon, France, these original antique Jielde lamps are in pristine condition. The iconic mid-century French lamps feature Jean Louis Domecq’s distinctive use of multiple joints, allowing flexible adjustments and positioning. Available in brushed or sea green finish. Fully adjustable. Wired...

Designed and manufactured in Lyon, France, these original antique Jielde lamps are in pristine condition. The iconic mid-century French lamps feature Jean Louis Domecq’s distinctive use of multiple joints, allowing flexible adjustments and positioning. Available in brushed or sea green finish. Fully adjustable. Wired...

These pristine Italian art deco sconces feature classic prism glass. A unique lighting choice for any room. 2 screw mounting. Needs hardwiring. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history is reflected by natural variations in patina, texture,...

Sourced from a ruin in Seville, Spain, these mid-19th-century terracotta pots carry an extraordinary, weathered history. Having spent years submerged underwater, their surfaces have developed a remarkable texture, featuring layers of original old plaster and traces of natural algae. The classic Mediterranean form is...

Sourced from a private study in Montpellier, France, these 1930s club chairs are a masterclass in lived-in luxury. Crafted during the golden age of French Art Deco seating, they feature hand-sheared sheepskin leather over a robust hardwood frame. The leather has aged into an...

Sourced from Carpentras, France, these mid-century bistro tables offer a perfect balance of industrial strength and warm, organic texture. Dating to 1950, they reflect the clean, functional aesthetic of post-war French cafe culture. Each table is constructed with a sturdy black iron base that...

Dating to the turn of the century, this authentic 1890 maker’s cabinet was once the organized heart of a professional workshop. Built for a time when precision and craft were paramount, it served as a vital tool for a master artisan to house their...

Sourced from the historic city of Chartres, France, this 1930s machinery table has been reimagined as a versatile rolling kitchen island. Originally built for the industrious demands of a mid-century French workshop, its transition to the home highlights the enduring beauty of utilitarian design....

Sourced from a private estate in the South of France near Provence, these African mounts represent a rare and storied find. Originally hunted by a French explorer in the mid-1900s, this collection has been preserved for decades in the quiet of the French countryside....

Sourced from the Avignon region near Provence, France, this mid-1800s mirror is a remarkable example of early Art Nouveau influence. Its most striking feature is the unusual, deep-set frame proportion, which creates a dramatic, recessed architectural effect that is rarely seen in pieces from...

Sourced from the South of France, these 1920s tables blend early industrial utility with a streamlined French silhouette. Originally built for workshop use, the robust metal frames have aged into a deep, authentic patina. Their compact proportions make them ideal architectural accents or soulful...

Sourced from Avignon, France, this set of nested side tables is a sophisticated example of early 20th-century design. Crafted from a refined pairing of glass and brass, the tables feature a sleek, minimalist silhouette characteristic of the first half of the century. A mark...

Sourced from a traditional marketplace in France, this authentic cart reflects the practical elegance of European street commerce. Originally designed for daily use by vendors, it features a durable zinc top—a material prized for its longevity and natural resistance to the elements. The cart’s...

Meet our most versatile piece: The Flip Top Table. Handcrafted by a French family in Portugal using solid French Oak, these tables are the ultimate "Swiss Army Knife" for your home. Featuring hand-carved details and beautifully turned legs, this piece adapts to your life...