Living in New England we’re blessed with many things, one being antique shops. One serendipitous find and my favorite is a place called Red Chair Antiques owned and operated by Jocie Sinauer since 1997.
Frequent trips abroad to Europe as well along the Eastern seaboard she’s able to stock her shop with French, Swedish and American furniture as well as some amazing smalls.
You'll find stacks of linen sheets, hemp runners and grain sacks......
Stacks of pillows made from grain sacks and linens brought back from France.....
and artful displays and vignettes. Pictured above is a French mirror paired with a Hungarian bread cabinet and small zinc finds.....love it!
Jocie and her husband Dave Chicane, who’s an amazing chef and restaurant owner, have had their home photographed for numerous publications. Pictured above and below are two shots from their home, look how calm and soothing the rooms are, Dave has a great eye too!
Look above the window there on the left, don't you love how Jocie hung an antique curtain rod without a curtain! Would you believe those amazing swing arm lights aren't antiques but from pottery barn and those chairs...free from their local recycling center.
Since it was a long holiday weekend I decided to get out and do a little browsing. A few things caught my eye like this burlap covered chair.
This amazing French hutch that Jocie had flown over from France really wanted to come home with me but the husband was there and I like living but isn't it GORGEOUS?
So in the interest of a happy marriage and the fact I had been looking for a reasonably price French bistro table in black this one came home with me. I'm not quite sure where it's going yet but at least the husband liked it too. If you see anything pictured that caught your eye, not my bistro table, give Jocie a call since she does ship. Be sure to visit her website as well.
Red Chair Antiques
14 Depot Street
Peterborough, NH 03458
603-924-5953
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13 comments:
oh stars. that gilt and burlap chair sends me....
great things to look at...and I really like your table choice.
Great finds and I love your table. I'm looking for one just like it but 36" round. They are very hard to find.
Wonderful information! We are heading to Maine soon to look at colleges, and I am heading to my Google maps to see how far away this wonderful shop might be! Just lovely.
This does look fun, sometimes I get the impression there's a better selection of French antiques in America than in France!
Sharon
It's seems like i need to pack up and move to where you're living. I love this shop-the burlaps, the mirrors...love it! XX
We'd love to check this place out! Thanks for sharing!
E+J
Definitely my kind of store!
Love their home too. I can tell they both have a fabulous eye.
Love your score. It's a great little bistro table :)
Just came upon your wonderful blog and see lots of my friends here too. So glad I found you :)
Those linen sheets and grain sacks just lovely. It's a lovely store. Your bistro table looks amazing!
Thanks for letting me know about the follower sign! I changed my wording on the post!
xo
Haven't made it to New England yet but it's a must. Lovely shop.
What a great store...I think I could live in there! And I adore your table. Bistro tables are so versatile. I love them anywhere. Hope you enjoy a wonderful Autumn weekend.
~jermaine
A fabulous shop with so many special finds!
I have a Luxurious New French Giveaway on my site....Come and enter!!
Xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
What a resource! Great table, thanks for taking us along, your photos are fantastic!
Thanks for the photos- you saved me my weekly trip!:) Love the table!
joan
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