Parisian Salon
Anton Venoir Interiors based in Australia and Europe, specialize in fine French antiques, decorative art objects and French interior decorations. Our pieces date from the 17th Century to the 19th Century Louis XIV, Regence, Louis XV, Louis XVI.
Our distinguished collection is a selection of the most representative Paris and Provincial Regions throughout France. Each piece has been carefully studied and assessed and chosen by founder Tony Venios, with Anna Venios.
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A French Louis XVI Giltwood Veilleuses a La Turque de Clavecin. 19th Century. Circa 1820
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A French Louis XV Veilleuses À La Turque De Clavecin. 19th Century. Circa 1850
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An 18th Century, French Louis XVI Period Salon Suite by Nicholas Lexcellent. Circa 1780
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An 18th Century French, Louis XVI Period, Duchesse Brisse. Circa 1775
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A 19th Century Empire, Mythological, Ormolu, Mantle Clock of Eros, signed Navrancourt as a Brest. Circa 1815-1830
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A 19th Century Louis Xvi Bronze – Ormolu three piece Clock Garniture Paris, by A.D Mougin. Circa 1860 – 1870
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An 18th Century Regence Period, Ormolu Mounted, Boulle Marquetry Cartel, by Des. Maret A Laon. Circa 1720
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18th Century, Regence Period Boulle Bracket Clock, signed Doyen a Paris. Circa 1715
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Parisian Salon specialising in the most beautiful French antiques with lessons on French history and private viewings.
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Anton Venoir Interiors – French Antiques for Fabulous Decor
For the collector, interior designer and architect looking for investment or significant pieces for contemporary interiors, French antiques do deserve attention…
As featured in www.thecultureconcept.com
Melbourne Antiques Fair 2015 – Review – Melbourne
The delight of a “VIP” invitation is always welcome, and armed with mine, courtesy of a generous Melbourne-based dealer, I made my way with great anticipation, to the 2015 Melbourne Antiques Fair (7 to 10 May), held at the world heritage classified Royal Exhibition Buildings in the Carlton Gardens.
As featured in weekendnotes.com
