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Tuesday 6 September 2011

Antiquaire rue des Etats Généraux I

A little while back, I took you to Le Facteur Cheval antiques in Chantiers neighbourhood (see also here and here). Almost opposite is this shop which you'll be seeing for the next couple of days! I love that bust on the first floor.

Je vous emmenais au Facteur Cheval il y a quelques temps (v. aussi ici et ici). Presque en face se trouve cet antiquaire que vous allez voir pendant quelques jours. J'adore ce buste à l'étage...
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22 comments:

  1. Olivier6/9/11 00:22

    belle perspective

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  2. Kay L. Davies6/9/11 00:48

    Ooh, this looks like a nice shop, and I really love the blue above.
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  3. Regina K6/9/11 02:48

    I like!

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  4. Jack6/9/11 03:54

    This will be fun. I love the female bust on the second floor and I can see some other treasures on the ground floor. Bring it on, Ciel.

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  5. Bob Crowe6/9/11 04:02

    Settling in back home now. Thanks for joining us for a lovely dinner in Paris. The storefront here has typical charm. I'm interested to see what you will do about posting when you are out and about.

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  6. Randy6/9/11 04:23

    I'll bring my checkbook!

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  7. Cezar and Léia6/9/11 07:43

    I like so much this kind of store! Also it has a beautiful "blue"detail in its facade.
    Léia :)

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  8. PerthDailyPhoto6/9/11 08:23

    If that's a shop that makes and sells fire place 'mantles' Ciel, then what an inventive and brilliant shopfront!

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  9. Cergie6/9/11 09:50

    Oui on voit parfois ces vitrines sur 2 niveaux... Des fois aussi il y a des boutiques sans vitrine.
    Tu as réservé la cheminée de ville ? La notre y ressemble, sans le médaillon ; elle est en grés rose et vient de la loge de notre jardin de famille.

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  10. Malyss6/9/11 10:41

    Buste-tête coupée- Versailles- j'ai parfois des associations d'idées bizarres...

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  11. Dave6/9/11 11:14

    Antigues......Nostalgia is not what it used to be??

    I have updated the industrial buildings post

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  12. Anonymous6/9/11 12:17

    This sounds like fun, I can't wait to see more!

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  13. Halcyon6/9/11 14:01

    Always fun to take a look in an antique shop!

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  14. joo6/9/11 14:53

    I can't wait to see more! another 'dangerous' (mainly for my wallet!!) place:)
    Have a nice afternoon!

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  15. Sharon Creech6/9/11 15:11

    So regal, this place.

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  16. Kaori6/9/11 16:32

    I am starting to love this neighborhood!

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  17. Francisca6/9/11 19:42

    The bust is the first thing I noticed! [Why am I not surprised you were the only "feet" enthusiast? I would rarely turn down the chance to try something someone else swears tasted delicious in a not weird way.]

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  18. Diane AZ6/9/11 21:37

    Oh yes, I'd love to see more of this shop!

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  19. VP6/9/11 23:34

    Is he watching the shop?

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  20. Thérèse7/9/11 02:30

    Une cheminee dans une cheminee! L'endroit m'a l'air impressionnant!

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  21. EG CameraGirl7/9/11 23:06

    The shades of blue and tan are so restful to my eyes. You shot this from an interesting angle.

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  22. Sharon11/9/11 06:37

    Love the great woodwork and the bust is like a ship's figurehead. How cool!

    Sharon

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Thank you for visiting and leaving a thought! Sorry about the moderation, a bit tired of spam at the moment!

Merci de votre visite très appréciée et de laisser une pensée ! Désolée de devoir modérer vos commentaires, VDP en a un peu marre des spammeurs en ce moment !