The name translates to "scientific antiques" and whether it is a stethoscope or barometer, odds are it can be found in this store. The interior is crowded, and the shop exhibits a number of antique tools and implements for viewing. Antiquités Scientifiques is a fascinating adventure because of its inventory. Go to buy or peruse the place and keep an eye out for the bizarre and unusual.

Whether it is French art nouveau or French Art Deco, the owner of Ars Nova specializes in pieces created between the world wars period. The shop carries decorative objects as well as furnishings. Antique items available include carpets, paintings and sculpture that date circa 1920-1945. This is a great place to browse just to get a glimpse at the art produced during this time period.

The ambience is intimate, and the décor and inventory quite opulent. Au Vieux Canon specializes in silverware, and the pieces on display are elegant and exquisite. Whether it is a tea service, a samovar or a place setting, this shop's inventory is exclusively 19th to 20th century and features mostly silverwork from the United Kingdom. The store also has a selection of Viennese bronze statuettes that range from nymphs to musical greats.

From small tea tables to exquisite armoires, this antique shop has a large inventory. The shop is spacious and has a rustic ambience. Located in the beauty of an 18th century house, antiques are handsomely displayed and include pieces like picture frames and silver dating between the 18th and 19th centuries. There are additional showrooms across the interior courtyard, and the owner tends to specialize in French, Italian and English Provençal styled items.

Located near a cathedral, this spacious store sits in a picturesque square and caters to shoppers seeking antique lighting fixtures. There are table lamps, candelabra and chandeliers made from everything from brass to cut crystal. Because Galerie 5 deals in period pieces, it also stocks a variety of mid-to-late 19th century furniture.