Discover fine French antiques at a 30-shop antiques gallery in Provence, Hotel Dongier

L'ISLE SUR LA SORGUE, France - Oct. 13, 2014 - PRLog -- At the heart of the delightful Provencal town of L’Isle sur la Sorgue, known as the third-largest European antiques dealing centre, lies Hotel Dongier, a French antiques gallery with a difference: it bring together no fewer than 30 antiques shops.

As each of the antiques dealers in the gallery has its own specialty, antiques lovers will find it a veritable paradise for browsing, with the opportunity to take their pick from everything from antique furniture, antique paintings and religious art, to antique mirrors, antique bronzes, antique ceramics, antique silver, objets d’art, collectables and curios.

Antiques collectors and buyers can discover antiques from almost every period, including the Middle Ages, Renaissance, 17^th century, Louis XIV, Regency, 18th century, Louis XV, Louis XVI, Empire, Napoleon III, 19th century and 20th century.   Naturally, while the gallery offers antiques from across Europe, a particularly strong point is its outstanding selection of French antiques: http://www.hoteldongierantiquites.fr/1en.aspx

Hotel Dongier is also remarkable for the superb setting that it provides for the quality French antiques, objets d’art and curios on sale.  In fact, the gallery has been created from a one-time 17^th century hostelry, the Auberge St Martin, and its gardens, which imbues the whole antiques shopping experience with a unique historical atmosphere.  Find out more about Hotel Dongier French antiques gallery at http://www.hoteldongierantiquites.fr/2en.aspx

Indeed, the concept is not simply to offer an exceptionally wide range of antique and vintage objects for sale, but also to provide an intersection of cultures and ideas.  This is why Hotel Dongier regularly participates in international art and antiques fairs and exhibitions, both in L’Isle sur la Sorgue and wider afield.  In addition, this French antiques gallery also regularly provides the backdrop for television programs, as well as appearing in magazines both in print and online. To check out some of the latest news in the world of international and French antiques, take a look at http://www.themagazineantiques.com/