17th Century Antique French Limestone Napoleon Cobblestones

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Provenance: Harville, France, Northeast France within the Meuse Department

FOB West Hatfield, MA - In-Stock Lot - 1075 SF

Dimensions: Random Sizes x cut to 1 1/4" thick

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Are you familiar with the term relais de poste? "Historically, a relais de poste was a crucial part of the mail and travel system. It was an inn or station along a postal route where horse-drawn mail coaches could stop to get fresh horses. These establishments also often provided food, drink, and lodging for the drivers and any passengers."  Now, let's imagine 17th Century France at a relais de poste.  Can you imagine cobblestone paths leading up to this relais de poste? How about imagining Napoleon wearing a path of his own on these said cobblestones as he frequented this relais de poste?  Imagination be gone...for we have procured the antique French limestone cobblestones that Napoleon often walked upon as he patronized a specific relais de poste in Harville, France. This is a spectacular salvage. These antique French cobblestones were hand-hewn and split into beautiful, random shapes that one can install as a cobblestone like centuries before.  They hold onto a rich patina where horse hooves and boots can still be heard against its surface if you listen closely!  And finally, exquisite warm and cool French limestone color variations from chestnut to gray and cream allow for a refined and elegant interior design color palette. Cut to a 1 1/4" thickness, these antique French limestone cobblestones would catapult a special interior into a realm of historic significance. 

Complete the look:  Antiqued French Oak Flooring The Olde Oak Collection: Color - SUSSEX ANTIQUED FRENCH OAK FLOORS + 17th Century Antique French Limestone Napoleon Cobblestones allow for continuity to an authentic interior design. 

Recommended Sealer after Installation:  Akemi Stain Repellent Nano Effect for French Limestone and Belgian Bluestone Flooring 

Cleaning and Maintenance:  Vacuum, then clean with Black Soap (Savon Noir) to disinfect, maintain, protect and enhance patina