French Antique Collection

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...

Many British colonial antiques have found their way to the vibrant port city of Calcutta, the original home of this classic turn-of-the-century bookcase. Impressively well-preserved, this piece still features its original handmade hardware. While the rich brown finish is a signature of Calcuttan craftsmanship,...

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...

This stunningly preserved 20th-century oryx skull originated in Africa and features a classic European shield mount. We found this piece in northern France, where it was likely brought home after a holiday of gaming and safari. A true conversation starter, this decorative piece is...

Constructed between 1780 and 1790 out of oak and pine, this piece still has all the original materials, reminiscent of Dutch pieces from the period. Originally constructed in Goult, France, a town known for its antiques, this sideboard likely graced a chateau or an...

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...

Originating in Southern France and dating back to the late 1800s to early 1900s, this barber’s mirror was used either on the road or in a shop. The mirror’s exceptional craftsmanship is evident in the details, from the signature mercury glass and hand-wrought hinges...

A beautifully preserved piece of history, this Art Deco teak wood chair boasts superb and unique craftsmanship. Amongst its rare design features are a curved seat and geometric armrests. The back legs are also constructed out of a single piece of wood, adding strength...

These turn-of-the-century roe antlers were collected in Prague, and feature a hand-carved oak leaf plaque and European mount.  Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history is reflected by natural variations in patina, texture, and wear.

Gems from France’s industrial history, each of these 20th century crucibles is unique. Used in multiple foundries, they feature a rich and unreplicable patina. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history is reflected by natural variations in...

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,...

Predating the French Revolution, this extremely rare mercury mirror features a classic split glass from the Louis XV period. Incredibly preserved, this mirror is as functional as it is decorative. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history...

A beautifully preserved mercury mirror, this early 1900’s piece features a classic shield silhouette and an intricately crafted floral frame.

Built in 1830 near Avignon, these oak benches’ original home was a château off the Mediterranean coast. Noteworthy is the extremely sturdy yet sophisticated build, featuring mortise and tenon joints. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are individually sourced by Carol from around the world. Their history...

One of Neighbour Moderne’s most exciting finds, these 19th century French stools carry almost two hundred years of history. While constructed by French laborers out of old chopping boards, logs, or whatever material they could find, most of these stools owe their enduring function...

One of our most beloved finds, this French oak table was lovingly hand-crafted with mortise and tenon joints, a fully functional two-compartment drawer, and its distinct stilt legs.

Constructed from French oak, this solid hardwood dining table was originally used in a chateau dining room or kitchen. Hewn from France’s iconic giant oaks almost two hundred years ago, this classic beauty is as strong and enduring as ever. Disclaimer: Neighbor antiques are...

Found near Avignon, these Halabala chairs were meticulously restored by a skilled French artisan, who reupholstered it with hand-dyed, hand-stitched linen. Their frames are original Halabalas, dating between 1940 and 1950.