Vaulted ceilings covered in fresco paintings create a traditional Roman ambience in this shop that has existed since the late 1800s. Matted prints and engravings depict a wide variety of subjects from the ancient Roman ruins to sunflowers. The majority of the prints are matted, though some are framed. Antique pieces and objects from the Renaissance until the mid-19th century. Price range is based on the item's epoch and uniqueness.

Located in the middle of the shopping district of Rome, you will find this a good place to shop for smaller antique pieces. Wood tables and other occasional pieces, along with pieces of china and porcelain can be found here. Most of the merchandise dates between the early 16th and 18th centuries and are Italian in design.

This store has the atmosphere of a typical antique shop in America. The selection provided includes a wide variety of antique furniture, porcelain, and some prints. A bit of searching may be involved for the serious antique shoppers, but persistence will undoubtedly prevail, for some of the best finds are the less opulent pieces.

An upscale antique store with marble floors, antique table displays, and glass shelves exhibiting the numerous items for sale. Silver tea services, goblets, and candlestick holders dominate the inventory. Fine china, prints, and some antique clocks and mirrors are also available.

Just about one block from Piazza Popolo sits a vast selection of Italian antiques. The majority of the merchandise in this upscale store is ornate, with gold leaf and silver incorporated into the designs. Various tables have marble and wood included in their patterns. Paintings, fine porcelain, and quality upholstered chairs are additional pieces that make up the fine assortment.