Antiques de Provence
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Antiques de Provence, located at 623 Royal St, is an upscale antique store situated in the vibrant French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. Specializing in vintage French furniture, pottery, and jewelry, the store offers a meticulously curated collection that transports visitors to the charming antique markets of Provence.
The main showroom showcases an impressive array of vintage French furniture and pottery pieces, each item carefully selected for its unique character and historical significance. From intricately carved armoires to delicately patterned ceramic vases, these antiques add an authentic European charm to any home or garden. The antique books on display provide a glimpse into the store's dedication to preserving cultural heritage.
One of the store's standout offerings is its collection of vintage Chanel jewelry. These exquisite pieces, ranging from delicate brooches to statement necklaces, offer customers the opportunity to own a piece of iconic French fashion history. Customers rave about the store's exceptional selection, with one visitor recounting the joy of discovering a rare 19th-century French armoire, a true testament to the store's commitment to sourcing unique and hard-to-find items.
Beyond the showroom, Antiques de Provence features an attached courtyard area, providing a serene and inviting space for visitors to browse the store's inventory. Customers frequently praise the tranquil ambiance, with many citing the courtyard as the perfect spot to appreciate the intricate details of the antique garden statues on display.
For antique enthusiasts and those seeking to add a touch of French elegance to their homes, Antiques de Provence is a must-visit destination in New Orleans. The knowledgeable staff, dedicated to sharing their expertise, ensures that each visitor has an authentic and enriching shopping experience.
Situated in the heart of the French Quarter, Antiques de Provence is surrounded by a wealth of cultural attractions and historical landmarks. Visitors can easily explore the iconic St. Louis Cathedral, just a short stroll away, or immerse themselves in the vibrant street music and bustling markets that make the French Quarter a truly unique and captivating destination.
Whether you're seeking a statement piece like an ornate chandelier or a charming accent like a vintage mirror, Antiques de Provence offers a diverse range of inventory to suit every taste. From the delicate porcelain figurines to the intricately carved wooden furniture, each item in the store has a story to tell, making it a true haven for those who appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of bygone eras.
Upscale shop with a courtyard specializing in vintage French furniture & pottery for home & garden.
3 reviews
Jaimie Puckett
Beautiful emporium of imported French furniture & decor...+ Vintage Chanel jewelry.
Jennifer Schau
I loved this store! You must go browse just to see the unique pieces. Gal at front door kind of stern but I get it. Expensive but cool experience. Check it out.
Jennifer m
I am not one to write reviews often. However; after having had an incredibly negative experience I thought I should sit down and write a review of Antiques de Provence on 623 Royal Street in New Orleans. My husband and I were shopping in the French Quarter looking for decorative pieces for our home. We wandered into Antiques de Provence to look around and I was drawn to some antique books. I asked if they were actual antique books as some stores decorate furniture pieces with fake antique books and was told that yes they were. The proprietor then followed with “and they are not for sale”. When I asked where she got them, as I had been looking for an antique book dealer she replied “France”. I mistakenly thought she had said “Franks” and asked where franks was located. “It’s a little place between Italy and Spain”, she replied in a very condescending tone. I explained that I had misheard her I asked where exactly she got the books and she rudely replied again France. I said yes, but where in France. Do you just find them here and there or is there a dealer you use. Thinking perhaps I could look online. At this point I was trying to be the bigger person and remain polite but was finding that very hard to do. I explained that I was looking for old medical books and equipment as decorative items. She suggested I use my “schoolbooks”. I was truly appalled at how rudely the proprietor at Antiques de Provence treated my husband and I. My suspicion is that my young appearance contributed to her behavior. That is unfortunate for her. I do appear quite young. However; I am also a double boarded surgeon and will soon be purchasing a home that needs to be filled. Perhaps the employees and proprietor at Antiques de Provence should take a lesson on treating potential customers with basic manners.