Antonio Espositio Antiquario carries wonderful examples of ornately crafted Italian furniture. Many large pieces, along with accent tables, can be found. The large store also offers marble and bronze statues, oil paintings, and mirrors. You could spend quite a while just browsing through their selection and searching for the right authentic Italian piece for your home.

Gallori-Turchi carries a conglomeration of antiques, including the finest sculptures, chandeliers, dishes, and paintings from the 16th to the 18th centuries. There is also an amazing collection of weaponry, featuring swords, lances, and pistols. Much of the furniture that you will find here is hand-carved and inlaid wood.

Gianfranco Luzzetti carries many items that hold a piece of Florentine history within. You will find articles from the 15th through the 17th centuries. They carry Deruta ceramics and majolica. You will find an array of exquisite canvases and other arts. The prices are steep though, so if you want to add a little piece of Italy to your collection, you'll have to bring along your checkbook.

The Guido Bartolozzi has been around since the end of the 19th century. The same family has owned and run the establishment since its opening. The treasures you will find here focus mostly on the period from the 1500's to the 1800's. You may get your hands on matching furniture pieces from the 16th century or artwork from the 18th century. An alternate location is at Via Maggio 11.

You'll definitely notice that this is a different kind of antique store from all the rest. Plenty of gold leaf frame, prints, lamps, and candleholders are for sale. All very ornate and Italian in design. You won't find furniture here, but you will find plenty of pieces to accentuate any residence, no matter what your taste is. Its popularity has kept it around for nearly 20 years.