Products tagged with where to buy french country furniture

A guide on what to collect, how to select, and where to find the French antiques of your dreams, complete with insider knowledge. A beautifully illustrated coffee table book perfect for anyone inspired by classic French style.

An exceptional 18th-century French Biot pot with rich yellow glaze and extraordinary patina. Once used for food storage, it now makes a striking statement vessel with beautiful scale and character. Antique terracotta olive jar featuring historic character

Hand-blown in the 1700s, this antique glass jar embodies the glassmaking tradition of Burgundy. Its deep, lustrous colour and organic form make it a striking decorative object. Use it as a statement object on open shelving, console or a sideboard.

Antique French console table with three drawers, crafted in France in the early 20th century. Its classic design and aged patina bring timeless character, making it ideal for an entryway, hallway or living space. 118" long x 23" deep x 19" high

Authentic antique bistro table from early 20th-century Burgundy, France, featuring beautifully worn wood and rustic character. Perfect as a kitchen table or dining table, bringing French country charm to any interior. 84" long. Solid wood. Seats 8 people.

Antique white-washed olive pot from 19th Century Hungary. Lovely unique textures, sizes and shapes. An excellent contrast in modern and contemporary spaces. Originally used to store olive oil, each is truly one-of-a-kind piece.

This authentic 19th-century Hungarian dough bowl, carved from a single block of wood, features a rich, time-worn patina. Its organic form and historical character make it a striking decorative piece, perfect for tabletop displays.

Antique large rectangular wooden dough bowl hand-carved from a single piece of wood with beautiful rustic patina. Once used for kneading bread, this historic farmhouse bowl now serves as a striking centerpiece for kitchen islands or dining tables.

Antique hand-hewn wooden scoop from Hungary, dating to the 19th–early 20th century. Beautifully aged with rich patina and rustic character, this vintage decorative scoop makes a unique accent for farmhouse, primitive, or rustic interiors.