Galerie Antiquité Brocante Raymond Raigné

The Raymond Raigné Gallery, in the old armory of Fourcès

In the heart of the round village of Fourcès, classified among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, the Galerie Antiquité Brocante Raymond Raigné occupies a historic location: the old castle armory. Under the vaults of this medieval room, Raymond Raigné has gathered an eclectic collection of objects that will delight lovers of antiques, flea market finds, and curiosities.

A Gascon Cabinet of Curiosities

The gallery stands out for the diversity of its offerings: African art (sculptures, masks, ritual objects), old and contemporary pottery, regional and period furniture, old posters, stained glass, collectible trinkets, old and modern books, and many hard-to-classify curiosities. This cabinet of curiosities approach, where eras and origins blend, gives this space its unique charm.

Sales and Appraisal Services

Raymond Raigné offers three services: buying and selling antiques and flea market items, as well as an appraisal and valuation service. Collectors and individuals wishing to have pieces evaluated can make an appointment. The gallery is open from Thursday to Sunday and on public holidays, from 2:30 PM to 7 PM.

Fourcès, a Heritage Gem

The gallery fits perfectly into the cultural and heritage offerings of Fourcès. This village, one of the few round villages in France, captivates visitors with its half-timbered houses, arcades, Romanesque bridge, and castle. A visit to the gallery can be naturally combined with the monthly flea market on the round square (from May to November) and the discovery of the village and its artisans.

An Unmissable Stop

Over the years, the Galerie Raymond Raigné has become an unmissable stop for lovers of antiques and curiosities passing through Armagnac. Its location in the heart of the village, within the historic walls of the castle, gives it a unique character that sets it apart from ordinary flea market shops. African art collectors, in particular, appreciate the selection of sculptures and masks offered alongside regional furniture and classic flea market items.