Castilian antiques
55 pieces
Pieces from Castile – Cuenca, Guadalajara, Segovia, Madrid and the northern Meseta – mostly architectural elements and vernacular furniture from the 17th to the 20th century. They include wrought-iron grilles, balustrades, balconies and gates, panelled doors, iron well heads and planters, pine chests and trunks, bargueños from Cuenca, walnut tables with turned or lyre-shaped legs, a friar’s table, mesas tocineras (rustic kitchen tables) and traditional tools such as a plough and a beehive from La Alcarria. The provenance is stated by each dealer in the listing. Each piece is listed by a dealer who sets the price and answers questions from the listing, which also shows an estimated shipping cost. Pieces more than a hundred years old need an export permit to leave Spain.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where can I buy castilian antiques?
- On Antiga, an antiques marketplace where dealers in Spain list their pieces. This page gathers the pieces currently available in this selection; every listing gives dimensions, period, material, condition and price.
- Who sets the price and how do I ask about a piece?
- The price is set by the dealer who lists the piece. From each listing you can message the dealer about condition, dimensions, provenance or shipping.
- Can pieces be shipped outside Spain?
- Yes. Each listing shows an estimated cost for specialised shipping to your country. Pieces more than a hundred years old need an export permit to leave Spain, and the dealer can advise you on the process.