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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.
$ 995.00
Pair of tall early twentieth century shutters with arched top. Ideal as a headboard for a queen size bed. 82.5" H X 61" W X 2.25" D
$ 4,995.00
Very large Louis XIII period hand carved oak coffer with inscribed year of 1631 from the village of Mortain in Normandy. Carved on three sides with original hand forged iron...
$ 4,500.00
Napoleon III period liqueur caddy or tantalus with mother of pearl star inlay. Rosewood and mahogany with lemonwood and ebonized pearwood inlay. Bronze beading around upper and lower edges. Lift-out...
$ 995.00
Large architectural panel originally part of a boiserie in a manor house. Marie Antoinette grey with gilded detailing. 73" H X 22.5" W
$ 995.00
Early twentieth century bistro table with enameled iron base marked Toulouse, Lyon, Depose (trademarked) with its original white marble top with brass banding. c. 1900. 39.5" L X 23.5"...
$ 2,995.00
Large eighteenth century iron fireplace back, Molded using the sand method of the period. Motifs include greyhounds supporting cornucopias representing prosperity and a Greek god of wind. The coat of...
Louis XV was infamous for the many mistresses he had during his reign, the most celebrated being Madame de Pompadour and Madame du Berry. But what is a woman to do to catch the eye of the French king in the eighteenth century. Well, fashion, of course! The more one could stand out the better, and what better way than one's hairstyle. Women (and men) of the period were well known for wearing powdered wigs with lots of curls and twists. Though we shy away from gray hair in this era and do everything in our power to hide our roots, in the eighteenth century, it was a distinguishing mark to sport gray or silver hair. Louis XV and Madame...
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