Neo-Renaissance chest from the end of the 19th century. The structure, which refers to the typology of Renaissance chests, is made of wood covered in painted iron sheet, decorated with embossed plant motifs of clear Art Nouveau taste. Traces of the original color are still visible in some places. The trunk is also externally reinforced with wooden slats, while internally it is covered with contemporary paper. Lock and zips on the front. Small defects in the sheet metal covering.

Old pine counter or trade furniture from the 1950s made up of three paneled sides as well as one side comprising 16 drawers topped with cast iron shell handles.
We love its format with its very shallow depth, its details, its multitude of drawers, its paneling as well as its nicely patinated top.
This piece of furniture could easily be used as a central island, as a counter, or placed against a wall.
The body of the furniture is made of pine, the interior of the facades is made of plywood.
The top is made of fairly thick pine with a unique patina with an oak surround.
The piece of furniture has been completely restored, sanded, treated, lightly stained then protected inside and out with a transparent matte varnish.

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Dimensions – L 165.5 x D 55 x H 91.5 cm
Drawer dimensions – L 32.5 x D 42 x H 12.5 cm

Set composed of 4 chairs with their pine structure and straw seat, from the 50s.
This set comes from a set installed with furniture exclusively from Regain, I have not found the exact origin, but it is very likely that it comes from the same publishing house.
In any case, the spirit is clearly mountain house, typical of the furniture of this era.
The structure is very well made, the underside of the seats is originally reinforced with metal elements, the mulch in very good condition, very beautiful details of metal nails at the front of each chair, the design of the structure in wood is very elegant.
The structure of two chairs, out of the four, has old traces of holes. Everything was obviously handled as a precaution.
We love the general patina of the wood and the straw. Good general condition considering their age.

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Dimensions – L 42 x D 45 x H 82 cm
Seat dimensions – L 42 x D 42 x H 45 cm

Vintage library shelf made by Guillerme and Chambron and published by “Votre Maison” in the 1960s. Very good quality manufacturing in solid oak. A careful finish and a clean line. An ideal proportion that can fit into a living room, hallway or bedroom. In good condition, stable and solid.

Set composed of three old very large wooden wall storage units.
All in length, they will be perfect installed together, or used each separately in a different location.
They can easily accommodate glasses, jars or small books…
Fully restored, they were sanded, treated, then protected with a transparent matte varnish.
There are holes at the bottom to fix them to the wall, a bracket would be welcome underneath to ensure their robustness.

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Dimensions – L 220 and 225 x D 12 and 19 x H 15.5 cm
Internal useful dimensions – 2x (L 108 x D 15.5 x H 12.5 cm)

Coffee table made of birdseye maple wood, with a veneer finish. It features a low, square design with four hexagons on the top that give this table a one of a kind pattern. The table rests on a hollow square base. Overall, this item is in good condition, with a shorter section on one side of the leg where the sheet has come up, as shown in the attached photos.

Heavy oak Brutalist armchair in black leather and wood.

Game table with white laminate tops and green velvet cloth with leather edges, chromed metal legs. The ashtrays are missing and there is a hole in the cloth.

Exquisite compact sideboard featuring sliding doors. Expertly crafted in teak wood in the 1960s by FM Furniture, following the design style of Kai Kristiansen. Elevated on tall, slender solid oak legs exuding refined minimalism and sophistication.


A versatile furniture item suitable for showcasing your vinyl collection with its open door design, as an elegant entrance piece, a chic nightstand, or in any space requiring stylish storage.


This piece has undergone a light refinishing process, presenting beautifully in a charming vintage state.


H75, W86, D32 cm

Old table from the 70s in solid ash in the style of the creations of Alvar Aalto or Atelier Van Apeldoorn.
This table with its rather “floral” pattern is very graphic. It can be completely disassembled using a very ingenious awl key system, so it can be configured as a more compact 4-seater model and expanded using an additional leg and two extensions.
Typical of Scandinavian creations of the time, it has a very refined and unique look.
Absolutely timeless and totally designer, this table will not leave you indifferent.
A few small marks in the wood in places, inherent to its age, a small break in the wood on one of the extensions.

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Total dimensions – L 181 x D 119 x H 75 cm
Height under headband 73 cm
Dimensions without extensions – 119 x 117 cm
Dimensions in kit – legs 78 x 74 x D 40 and top – 57 x 57 x D 15 cm