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For the past year, Sharon has been quietly working behind the scenes, balancing her business while creating something she’s long dreamed of… a book to share her love of French antiques and the art of the find.
It’s finally here, and we are thrilled to share it with you.
Alongside her book, you will find other treasures that have been carefully chosen by Sharon to bring warmth, inspiration, and a touch of France to your home.
The Art of Antiquing in France by Sharon Santoni – After years spent exploring markets, brocantes, and hidden shops, Sharon brings her experiences to the page. The Art of Antiquing in France offers guidance and perspective, revealing how objects are found, chosen, and lived with over time. With practical advice and personal insight woven throughout, it encourages a more instinctive approach to collecting. It’s a book to leaf through slowly, return to often, and keep nearby for inspiration at home or while traveling.
A catch-all tray from Boncoeurs – This catch-all tray is a favorite from Boncoeurs, a brand Sharon has long admired. The design feels nostalgic, with its marbled linen background and postcard-style motif. Both practical and decorative, it works beautifully on a desk, console, or bedside table. It’s the kind of piece that brings a sense of familiarity to a space, adding character while keeping everyday essentials beautifully in place.
A set of two napkins from Chamois – These hand-printed cotton napkins will bring warmth and color to your table. Made using traditional woodblock techniques, each one reflects a slower, more intentional way of creation. The pattern feels lively without overwhelming, pairing easily with both simple and layered table settings. Chosen for their craftsmanship and thoughtful production, they reflect the pleasure of living with objects selected for everyday use.
A set of two placemats from Chamois – To go with your napkins, we have included two quilted cotton placemats. Handmade using traditional methods, each placemat is reversible, offering two complementary patterns to alternate. The soft-structured design adds depth to the table without overwhelming it. Designed for everyday use, they reflect a relaxed approach to dining where mixing, matching, and enjoying the table is part of the pleasure.
An orange blossom hand cream by Fragonard – While antiquing, especially on colder days, Sharon likes to keep her hands well nourished. This Fragonard hand cream, enriched with shea butter, moisturises the skin while absorbing easily. The scent of orange blossom leaves a light trace, never overpowering. Perfect for your daily routine.
A set of antique knife rests – No antiquing-themed Box would be complete without an authentic find. These silver-plated knife rests have all been sourced in France, each piece chosen for its charm and patina. Each box contains four knife rests, sometimes identical, sometimes close cousins. Use them for your next dinner with friends and bring some true French patina to your table.
A print of an original illustration by Yves Damin – We’re delighted to introduce our 2026 Resident Artist, Yves Damin. This illustration is the first of four prints created for our Boxes this year. Set in Place Vendôme in Paris, it captures a moment of a quiet atmosphere and architectural detail. Designed to be framed and enjoyed, this first piece begins a series that will continue throughout the year, with each new illustration building a thoughtful collection.
A thank-you gift for our subscribers – a small vase. As a thank you to our subscribers, this Box includes a small artisan vase created especially for this edition. Colors and shapes may vary slightly. The vases are ideal for a few stems or a simple arrangement.
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