The Antique Warehouse is Vancouver’s best source of beautiful and unusual antiques from Europe. Our furniture has graced everything from 5* hotels to pubs and bistros. If it’s something unusual you’re after you’re guaranteed to find it here. We offer trade and designer discounts on everything in the store.
A pair of carved oak Jacobean-revival armchairs with bobbin turning and pegged mortise-and-tenon joinery. The chairs retain original ‘CPR Hotel Vancouver’ metal plaques suggesting these were part of the original
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A rustic French fruitwood bench with a panelled back and vertical slat details to the base. C. 1900 63.5″ wide x 20.5″ deep x 39″ tall
A Victorian, solid quarter-sawn, or ‘tiger’, oak American china cabinet with nicely-carved details. Curved glass sides and a serpentine-curved glass centre door which opens to reveal four original, solid tiger-oak
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A vintage French oak easel of an unusual double-sided design with adjustable supports to accommodate a painting on each side. C. 1930 24.5″ Wide x 16″ Deep x 76″ Tall
A 19th Century French solid oak trestle table with a warm colour and rustic patina. C. 1880 70″ Wide x 33” Deep x 29″ Tall
An unusual Italian table with a highly-carved walnut trestle base supporting a hand-painted ‘faux’ marble top. Circa 1900. 58″ Wide x 35″ Deep x 32″ Tall.
A French Louis XV-style buffet ‘Deux Corps’ in walnut, with paneled doors below three drawers and adjustable shelves behind mirrored upper doors. Nicely carved and shaped details to the legs,
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A simple French, 19th Century, Louis Philippe mirror with two-tone Greek key motif along the frame. Wear and patina to frame and original glass. Circa 1840. 40″ Wide x 2″
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A vintage neon ‘coffee cup’ sign in red and white. Circa 1990. 45″ Wide x 55″ Tall x 3″ Deep. Purchasing this item via our website is quick and easy:
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Possibly Cuban, a large and impressive cigar humidor, the lid opening to reveal two removable fitted sections, each subdivided into compartments, the lid itself also opening up to a further
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French 19th Century painted bookcase, with original paint. This piece was originally a custom-built insert in a Parisian apartment; from the 19th Century, C. 1890. Sides are unfinished. To see
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An impressive French carved and painted Louis XVI style framed bevelled mirror and accompanying jardiniere, the mirror with finely-carved floral details and swags, the jardiniere base with elegant classical ‘running
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A French Art Nouveau marble-top buffet in cherry, the two doors with ‘whiplash’ details typical of the style, and with detailed Art Nouveau key plates and drawer pulls. Circa 1910.
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A Mid-Century barber’s chair made by the Emil J. Paidar Company of Chicago, in 1960. Spins, raises by means of a hydraulic pump, and reclines. Circa 1960. 43″ Wide x
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A grandly-proportioned French cherrywood-and-chestnut two-door armoire, the two-panel doors with elegantly carved details, and accented with an inlaid fruitwood star at the top. The armoire retains all its original hardware
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An exceptional Italian cabinet on stand, the upper two-door cabinet with hand-painted scenes in oil to the doors and sides, the doors opening to reveal a fitted liquor cabinet interior
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Exceptionally large 19th century ‘faux bamboo’ ebonized and gilt ‘Chinoiserie’ frame. Would look excellent with a segmented mirror installed. Likely of British origin. Circa 1870 98″ Tall x 65″ Wide.
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French Empire flame mahogany oval dining table. Early 20th Century. 50.5″ Wide x 48″ Deep x 29″ Tall. To see a selection of our dining tables, click here Purchasing this
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Vintage French brass-and-marble cart/trolley. Circa 1950. Small footprint – and mobile – for use in a variety of places throughout your home. 26″ Wide x 15″ Deep x 30″ Tall.
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An unusual French carved oak square ‘Barley Twist’ 3-tier stand, the top level with single drawer. Circa 1875. 23.5″ Wide x 23.5″ Deep x 35″ Tall. To see our other
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