Bonjour! Welcome to French Metro Antiques, direct importers of fine French antique furniture and accessories. We invite you to share our passion for aesthetics, language, history and the French culture.
Located on Dickson Street in downtown Fayetteville, Arkansas, French Metro Antiques is a mecca for those who have an appreciation for beauty, quality, and authenticity. We travel to France two times a year to personally select each accessory and piece of furniture that arrives at our door.
$ 1,195.00
Early twentieth century brass coffee bean distributor with original scoops, c. 1900. 35.5" H X 15" W X 15" D
$ 3,995.00
Nineteenth century Louis Philippe period burl elm buffet with two doors, single drawer, and one interior shelf. Burl elm is on all three sides and the top. One key. c....
$ 795.00
Art Nouveau fisheye mirror with gilded floral motifs, c. 1900. Newly painted in pale green. 17.75" H X 16" W
$ 995.00
Late nineteenth century small scale walnut game table. Tops opens to reveal checker and chess board and two compartments for storing game pieces. c. 1880. Walnut and ebonized walnut. Includes...
$ 795.00
Twentieth century oil on canvas painting of Provence, signed by the artist and done with a palette knife. Framed in period gilt wood frame. Dedicated in 1965 on the back...
$ 995.00
Late nineteenth century Art Nouveau period bronze patisserie shelf with glass top, c. 1890. Used in a French pastry shop for display. 17.5" H X 27.5" W X 12.5"...
This week at French Metro Antiques, we are featuring this late nineteenth century cast iron water pump. This piece was found on a farm in Normandy, France and has an aged blue painted patina. Originally standing in the center of a French village, this pump would have been used by the entire community to collect water for their homes for cooking, cleaning, etc. The village fountain was a focal point in France providing a meeting place for villagers to gather and exchange gossip. This fountain here is detailed with a dolphin’s head at the spout, as well as flowers on the sides. Originally it would have functioned by pumping the lever. Although this one no longer functions as a pump,...