French Antique Furniture and Works of Art
Every piece of furniture offered here is selected for its quality,
carefully restored according to traditional methods,
studied in its historical context, and described and documented
with the same attention to detail as a catalogue entry.
Philippe Glédel has been offering and selling antiques online since 1998 and welcomes visitors by appointment.
The Gallery
A selection of French and European antique furniture, regional furniture, paintings and works of art.
Explore the Collections
Regional French FurnitureRegional chests of drawers, bureaux, wardrobes, dressers, longcase clocks and other traditional provincial furniture. 
Louis XV Chest of Drawers from Bordeaux |
Exceptional FurnitureFurniture selected for its outstanding quality, rarity, maker's stamp or distinguished provenance. 
Regency Chest of Drawers by Louis Delaitre |
16th–19th Century FurnitureParisian and European furniture: chests of drawers, cabinets, tables, desks, bookcases, consoles, chairs and armchairs. 
Regency Chest of Drawers by Lieutaud |
PaintingsPaintings selected for their artistic, historical or regional interest. 
Painting by Cabaillot-Lassalle |
New AcquisitionsThe latest additions to the gallery catalogue. 
Louis XV Salon Furniture by Nogaret |
Works of ArtPorcelain, faience, sculpture, clocks, lighting and mirrors. 
Terracotta Allegory of Water |
A Carefully Researched and Documented Selection
Our most important pieces are accompanied by detailed catalogue entries, including bibliography, provenance, comprehensive descriptions (wood species, gilt-bronze mounts, marble tops, maker's stamps, etc.), comparative studies, condition reports and numerous close-up photographs.
The website brings together the discerning eye of an antiques dealer,
years of hands-on
experience
and rigorous documentary research.
A privateer's frigate chest of drawers in solid mahogany.
Constructed with hooks, half-blind dovetails and double unpegged tenons,
making the piece completely and rapidly dismantlable and,
in this respect, absolutely unique in French furniture.
Saint-Malo, 18th century.