French Country Decor
Antique French Gargoulette | Provençal Green Glazed Earthenware | Late 19th to Early 20th Century
French Zinc Garden Arrosoir | Antique Oval Watering Can
French Galvanized Zinc Arrosoir | Long-Spout Garden Watering Can
French Zinc Market Garden Arrosoir | Large Antique Watering Can
French Galvanized Zinc Arrosoir | Vintage Garden Watering Can
French Zinc Watering Can Planter | Antique Long-Spout Arrosoir
French Zinc Arrosoir | Weathered Garden Watering Can
French Zinc Broc à Eau | Antique Water Pitcher with Blue-Gray Patina
Antique French Folk Art Rooster | Carved Wood and Metal Coq | Circa 1920
Antique French Painted Pine Casier | 9-Compartment Sorting Shelf
Antique French Child’s Swing | Weathered Wood & Iron, c. 1900
Antique French Languedoc Tian Bowls | Glazed Earthenware Pair
Vintage French Copper Watering Can | Jean Goardère, Villedieu
Antique French Wine Gourde | Glazed Terracotta Two-Handled Carrier
Antique French Slipware Bowl | 18th Century | Hand Painted Flower
Antique French Yellow Glazed Tian Bowl | Provençal Terracotta, c. 1900
French Decoy Bird Cage | Antique Sage Green Cage d’Appelant
Antique French Wire Basket Set | Green Painted Fil de Fer | Circa 1900
Antique French Olive Oil Jar | Glazed Terracotta | 19th Century Provence
Antique French Oak Tool Tote | Carpenter Caddy with Hand-Forged Nails
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Each item is hand-selected from markets, brocantes and private estate sales throughout the South of France, then professionally packaged and shipped from Provence with full tracking and insurance.
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More about this collection
The charm of the French countryside lives in objects that are simple, honest and beautifully aged by time. This collection gathers antique and vintage pieces that define French country décor: woven wicker baskets, linen and hemp household textiles, floral faïence, mismatched plates, confit pots, stoneware crocks, garden cloches, mercury mirrors, brass candlesticks and weathered wooden boxes.
You may also find the signature pieces people love to style in a collected French interior: antique kitchen scales, blown-glass bottles, demijohns, enamel signs and quiet touches of lavender blue, ochre, cream and warm earth tones that call to mind the south of France.
Each object carries the kind of wear that tells a story: softened edges, faded surfaces, small irregularities and the patina that only age and use can create. Together, these pieces bring warmth, texture and authenticity to a home.
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