101 Projekt is a private company belonging to Barbara Elżanowska-Rutherford, and has been active on the Polish modern art market since 2013. 101 Projekt collaborates with independent Polish artists (photographers, engravers, painters and sculptors), who exhibit their works both in Poland and abroad. In November 2013 our inaugural exhibition showcased the talents of Katarzyna Kaula Kryńska, Anna Tomczyńska and Anna Nowicka, three young photographers. In February 2014 101 Projekt organized an exhibition of Grzegorz Gwiazda’s sculptures. In the future we intend to organize exhibitions promoting modern artists, both well-known names and upcoming talent. Through our Art Advisory Group we provide professional advice and assistance on the creation and development of individual art collections. Working closely with our branch in Switzerland our aim is to promote Polish modern art abroad.

Simon Shore is a North Cotswolds-based art dealer, agent and advisor who operates within the international art market on behalf of private clients, collectors and museums. Founding and helping to grow successful galleries in the Cotswolds, Mayfair and New York’s Upper East Side, Simon specialises in the French Impressionists and has placed works by artists such as Monet, Picasso, Sisley, Caillebotte and Pissarro into some of the world’s most illustrious collections, both academic and corporate. Simon works across all levels of the art market, helping to cultivate private collections as well. Whether sourcing a single sought-after piece or setting an entire art investment strategy, he has unique access to some of the finest works in private hands. With 25 years’ experience, Simon is widely-respected and uniquely-placed within the industry – and it is his reputation for transparency and professionalism, as well as his personal approach, that help his clients buy and sell with confidence. The history of the Napoleonic wars has always held a fascination for Simon so it was little surprise to anyone when he first decided to begin buying (and occasionally selling), his own collection of art from this period.

Fine antique, modern and contemporary jewellery.

3details - the collection of British artist and antiques dealer Peter Woodward. With over 30 years in the trade, Peter offers a mixture of Contemporary Art, 20th century objects and design. English and Continental antique furniture, objects and decorative items. Peter studied painting and printmaking at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts & The (then titled) Philadelphia College of Art both in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, USA. He’s been involved in the creative world since leaving Art college in 1987, selling paintings privately and commercially, mainly on commission. In the early 1990’s he became involved in the antiques trade, his passion for fine & decorative antiques has made him a regular exhibitor at The Decorative fair in Battersea Park, Olympia & LAPADA Berkeley Square.

AFFICHES ORIGINALES ILLUSTREES 1880-1980 Art Nouveau & Art D�coImagerie populaire

A & J Speelman has been established at 129 Mount Street in Mayfair, London since 1976, and as a family antiques business stretching back three generations to 19th-century Holland. The Speelman brothers, grandfather and great uncle of the present proprietor Jules Speelman, extended into England around the turn of the century, trading in a range of antiques from premises at 180 Wardour Street, London W1. Jules Speelman’s father Alfred followed in their footsteps, and eventually established a gallery in Kensington Church Street, where he was joined by his son in 1964, at which point a gradual focus towards Asia began. The gallery now specialises in Asian antiques, with a particular emphasis on sculpture and works of art from the past 2,000 years. The scope is eclectic and diverse, with a concentration on rarity and quality. The collections are particularly strong in Chinese works of art, as well as Chinese decorative arts covering cloisonné and Canton enamels, lacquer, ivories, soap stones, hard stones, carvings in wood, bamboo, porcelain, pottery and Chinese export ceramics and works of art. A speciality of the firm is figurative sculpture, from the terracotta tomb figurines of the Han and Tang dynasties of the first millennia AD, to bronzes depicting figures from the Buddhist and Taoist pantheon, both gilt and ungilt, in stone, wood and stucco, of small collectible size to the large and important. Himalayan bronzes from Tibet and Nepal are particularly well represented. The great glory and primary artistic legacy to world art from India and South East Asia is their sculptural tradition in stone and bronze. The gallery carries an important representative group in these areas, primarily from the Pala and Chola dynasties of India, and Pre Khmer and Khmer works from Cambodia, with further examples covering Central India, Kashmir and Thailand.

With a history dating back to 1872 Baldwin’s is one of the largest and longest-established numismatic dealers in the world. Their team of specialists have over 150 years combined experience covering all areas of numismatics including English, ancient and foreign coins, military and commemorative medals, tokens, books and banknotes. Baldwin’s boasts one of the most comprehensive stock of coins and medals in the UK and they attend auctions and numismatic fairs all over the world to source items. Over their long history they have built up an reserve of numismatic items and provide important coins for many collectors. Mediaeval and Roman coins can be found in the same premises as siege pieces, guineas, half guineas and groats. Those who collect medals can find British examples, such as the Indian Mutiny medal or the Waterloo medal. Printed items range from Regency pound notes to beautifully designed share certificates. For those with an interest in social history fascinating objects such as ivory theatre tickets or copper tobacco tokens can also be purchased. Between 1920 and 1963 Baldwin’s were based at 3 Robert Street, just off London’s Strand, subsequently moving a short distance to 11 Adelphi Terrace. A H Baldwin and Sons Ltd is currently based at 399 Strand, London, where a team of experts are available to assist clients with both buying and selling.'

A La Vieille Russie, a family enterprise since its founding in Kiev in 1851, left the turmoil of the Revolution and was re-established in Paris around 1920 by Jacques Zolotnitsky, the grandson of the founder. The New York branch was opened in 1941 by the late Alexander Schaffer. Still a multigenerational family business, under the direction of brothers, Messrs. Paul and Peter L. Schaffer, and Paul’s son, Dr. Mark Schaffer, A La Vieille Russie continues the tradition of dealing in fine art and antiques, and is known worldwide for its collection of Russian treasures. Goldsmith and jeweler Carl Fabergé was a client, and we are recognized today as international experts on his works. We specialize in European and American antique jewelry, 18th-century European gold snuff boxes, and antique Russian fine and decorative art, including silver, enamel, and porcelain, paintings, icons, and furniture. We have been at our present location on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 59th Street since 1961, opposite Central Park. We maintain a strong exhibition schedule, both as exhibitors and lenders. For example, we exhibit annually at TEFAF Maastricht in the Netherlands, New York’s Winter Antiques Show, Masterpiece London, and the New York International Fine Art and Antique Dealers Show.

Since humble beginnings in the 1920s West End to the current location at 37 South Audley Street, Mayfair, A Pash and Sons has established itself as one of the most significant names dealing in both fine antique silver and old Sheffield plate. Since taking premises in the Bond Street Silver Galleries in the early 1990s, they have grown to occupy over 2500 sq. feet at their Mayfair shop. A Pash and Sons pride themselves on their selection of unusual and decorative silver, pieces with important provenance and object d'art. They hope to continue expanding and bring the delights of important antique silver to a wider clientele.

A Rakyan Collection was founded in 2015 by the Rakyans, a seventh generation jeweller family, to showcase their passion and love of antique jewellery and gems. The collection provides its clients with fine and rare jewels from around the world and different epochs, which are carefully picked for their provenance, wearability, collectability and beauty. The experience and passion of the Rakyan family ensures that each piece is a fine example of jewel and will excite the collector well into many generations.

Specialising in 18th to 19th century English furniture, antique furniture restorations and gilding.

Abbott and Holder’s founders Robert Abbott and Eric Holder first began dealing in partnership in 1936 and for over seventy years it has been the gallery’s policy to stock pictures that are within the means of as broad a section of the population as possible. While much of their stock is priced between £100 and £5000 a £50 and under box is still kept, which is a direct descendant of the five shilling box from the 1950s. After the Second World War Robert Abbott’s house in Barnes was used as the gallery for the rapidly increasing stock and it was at this time that Abbott and Holder’s seven-weekly Lists were first launched as a means of introducing and publicising new acquisitions. The house became popular with enthusiasts and customers were encouraged to take their time over decisions and to make as many visits as they needed to get to know the staff and the stock, the same is true of the gallery today which is now located on Museum Street opposite the British Museum. The partnership remained a family matter when the founder’s nephew, John Abbott, joined Eric Holder from 1971 to 1981. In 1984 Philip Athill became a partner having worked as an, assistant at the gallery after read reading art history at the University of East Anglia. On the retirement of John Abbott in 2001 Abbott and Holder became a limited company and Philip Athill is now the gallery’s Managing Director. Today over 1,000 pictures are on view at the gallery, all marked and priced and while it is necessary to ring the door bell, once admitted and the layout briefly explained, visitors are left to explore at will and the staff are on hand to answer any questions.

Andrew Campbell started trading in antique silver in 1977. Over the years, Andrew’s passion and interest in high quality items crafted in silver grew, and AC Silver flourished. As a result of providing customers with a wide range of items, along with a professional yet personal service, Andrew has been able to extend his business to a dedicated store in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, and to a worldwide audience via the AC Silver Website. Now with this third version of the AC Silver web site, and unique shop premises in Jesmond, Newcastle, ten dedicated and enthusiastic team members support Andrew achieve his ambition to expand and improve his business further. In addition to offering a wide range of quality silverware at fair prices, AC Silver now holds a variety of fine antique, vintage and contemporary diamond and gemstone jewellery pieces. Andrew takes pride in offering a high standard of service whilst giving personal attention to all customers, old and new.

AD antiques was formed in 1997 by Alison Davey after she graduated from Edinburgh University. Now a leading international dealer in British art pottery, her business specialises in the most sought after examples of the leading designers and factories of the Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements. Having exhibited at the leading antiques fairs in the UK, and vetted at a number of them, over the last few years she has curated six important selling exhibitions. Typical examples of stock include the Martin Brothers, William de Morgan, William Moorcroft, Doulton Lambeth, Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian and Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre. The business is diligent in its research and offers specialist advice to collectors and auction houses alike. It is this experience that means that Alison is regularly asked to offer an independent assessment of the authenticity and condition of the stock of exhibitors at vetted antiques fairs. In addition she has provided consultation to major auction houses and valuation advice to The Antiques Roadshow.

Adams Antiques stock a range of antique furniture mainly 18th and 19th Century (Georgian and Victorian periods), pieces in oak, yew wood, ash, elm and fruitwood. We also sell town furniture in mahogany and walnut. We stock Welsh dressers, dresser bases (sideboards), chests of drawers, side tables, low boys, tripod tables, cricket tables, writing bureau, Windsor chairs, rush seated dining chairs, pairs of chairs, armchairs, stools, cupboards, coffers, and other antique furnishing pieces. To compliment your antique furniture and home we also stock decorative items such as wall boxes, tea caddies, treen, brass, copper and pewter items, pottery and other ceramics, paintings. Sandy Summers, the owner of the business, has over 40 years experience specialising in oak, walnut and country furniture. Adams Antiques was included in The Independent’s 50 Best Antique Shops in the UK in 2010.

18th and 19th c. furniture and decoration; Continental fine art and decoration; 19th and 20th c. lighting.

Established in 1964, Adrian Alan is an international family run business and one of the world’s leading dealers in nineteenth century furniture and works of art. For fifty years, Adrian Alan himself has been at the head of our company, dealing in the very finest antiques and exhibition pieces of furniture and sourcing important items for private collectors and the great museums of the world. The gallery, based in the heart of London’s Mayfair, services a global client base, showcasing one of the largest collections of antiques available anywhere in the world, together with offering expert advice on all aspects of the buying process.

DA Artissima ul. Zielna 39, 00-108 Warszawa +48 22 890 72 12

Aktis Gallery is dedicated to modern art, in particular the émigré art of 20th century Paris. We are one of the leading specialists in the post-war lyrical abstraction movement, focusing on the internationally renowned Chinese émigré artists Zao Wou-Ki and Chu Teh-Chun (as well as the contemporary Chinese émigré Gao Xingjian), Russian lyrical abstractionists such as André Lanskoy and Serge Poliakoff and European artists from this movement including Georges Mathieu, Otto Freundlich, Geer van Velde, Bram van Velde and André Marfaing. The gallery is also dedicated to the first wave of Parisian émigration, with European and Russian artists such as Leopold Survage, Marc Chagall, Marie Vassilieff and Pascin, and the Japanese artist Foujita, all of whom are considered the leading artists of les Années folles (the Golden Years) of 1920s Montparnasse, Paris. We also specialise in the work of the Russian non-conformist artists Vladimir Yankilevsky, Oscar Rabin, Boris Sveshnikov, Oleg Tselkov, Dmitry Krasnopevtcev, Grisha Bruskin and Vladimir Yakovlev. As a complement to this world-class portfolio of modern painters, the gallery promotes the work of a growing number of sculptors, including the leading surrealist sculptor Agustin Cárdenas from Cuba and the contemporary Chinese sculptor Wang Keping, both of whom also émigrated to Paris. Situated in St. James’s, at the heart of the London art-world, Aktis Gallery has established itself as a leading destination for museum quality exhibitions. Indeed, in 2010 we organised Vladimir Yankilevsky’s first retrospective in the UK which included major loans from the Musée National d'Art Moderne at the Pompidou Centre, Paris and the Bochum Museum, Germany. In 2011, our Russian non-conformist Squaring the Circle exhibition was featured on the BBC Review Show. As a member of the esteemed Society of London Art Dealers (SLAD), we also participate in London Art Week and Asian Art in London, holding special events and talks throughout. The gallery is proud to be host to a diverse programme of press conferences, concerts, film screenings and thematic discussions related to the works of art on display. List of Artists Represented Alexandre BENOIS Pierre BONNARD Victor BRAUNER Grisha BRUSKIN Alexander CALDER Agustin CARDENAS Marc CHAGALL Serge CHARCHOUNE CHU Teh-Chun Andre DERAIN Pierre DMITRIENKO Mstislav DOBUZHINSKY El Lissitzky Maurice ESTEVE Otto FREUNDLICH GAO Xingjian Alexander IACOVLEFF Dmitry KRASNOPEVTSEV Pinchus KREMEGNE Valentina KROPIVNITSKAYA Andre LANSKOY Le Corbusier Andre MARFAING Jules PASCIN Serge POLIAKOFF Oscar RABIN Igor SHELKOVSKY Leopold SURVAGE Boris SVESHNIKOV Oleg TSELKOV Leon TUTUNDJAN Geer VAN VELDE Marie VASSILIEFF Vladimir YAKOVLEV Vladimir YANKILEVSKSY ZAO Wou-Ki

The Berger Gallery is located in the historic centre of Beaune, opposite the prestigious Hospices. With five generations of antique dealers specialized in 18th-century French decorative art, the gallery offers a permanent selection of furniture and works of art from the most significant Parisian workshops of that period.

Alain Cartier is a member of the fifth generation of the Cartier family of jewellers, and trades in jewellery, accessories and objects made by Cartier as well as by other jewellers from 1900 to 1965.

Anni Albers, Josef Albers, Gillian Ayres, Peter Blake, Georges Braque, Patrick Caulfield, Gordon Cheung, Michael Craig-Martin, Ian Davenport, Jan Dibbets, Jim Dine, Sam Francis, Naum Gabo, Richard Hamilton, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, Allen Jones, Langlands & Bell, Fernand Léger, Sol LeWitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Mangold, Henri Matisse, Ian McKeever, Lisa Milroy, Joan Miro, Robert Motherwell, Bruce Nauman, Ben Nicholson, Julian Opie, Mimmo Paladino, Pablo Picasso, Boo Ritson, Paul Schutze, Sean Scully, Frank Stella, Antoni TÃpies, Joe Tilson, Andy Warhol, Catherine Yass.

Alan Walker has been a leading internationally-known specialist in antique barometers and related instruments for over 20 years. He purchases and, if necessary, restores all of the instruments that form his stock, working from spacious premises near Newbury, Berkshire, some 60 miles west of London. His stock may be viewed at the antique fairs where he regularly exhibits or by appointment near Newbury. The barometer has been an integral part of the British domestic scene since the early part of the 18th century. Initially a valuable tool in the domestic and agricultural decision-making of the British aristocracy, antique stick and wheel barometers, especially the Georgian examples, have now become highly-prized complements to today's fine antique reception room furniture. Alan’s passion for these charming, elegant and practical pieces of scientific and domestic social history is immediately apparent. His extensive selection of primarily Georgian barometers offers a comprehensive and unrivalled range of 18th- and 19th-century stick and wheel barometers - in the main, London-made - together with scientific, marine and aneroid barometers and barographs from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Alastair Dickenson started buying and selling fine silver in Jermyn Street in 1996, having previously spent 11 years at Phillips Auctioneers as cataloguer and auctioneer and 12 years as Director and head of Asprey’s silver department. He served on the Court of the Company of Art Scholars, Dealers and Collectors and is a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, where he is a member of the Antique Plate Committee that adjudicates on all questionable silver sent for examination. He has been chairman of the silver vetting committee at both Summer and Winter Olympia fairs and continues to vet at Masterpiece. His participation in the ever popular Antiques Roadshow now extends to over 20 years. Alastair Dickenson Ltd is run by Alastair and his long-suffering co-director Melanie Cuchet. They are “by appointment” only and concentrate on the fine and the rare. Particular areas of speciality are early silver from the 16th and 17th centuries, Paul De Lamerie and other great Huguenot makers, Paul Storr and small collectibles such as vinaigrettes, card cases, snuff boxes, wine labels and caddy spoons. In recent years they have substantially increased their involvement in Art Nouveau and Arts and Crafts silver, particularly by such makers or designers as Ramsden, Knox and Ashbee.

Throughout the centuries, Treasures of the East have been discovered in London museums and art galleries, originally brought here by wealthy families moving to London, bringing their treasures, heirlooms and heritage with them. Alex J. Zadah, third generation collector and dealer in fine textiles, Persian carpets and antiquities, recognised a demand from the public for these exclusive, hard-to-find antique textiles, and began to source and supply these beautiful accoutrements to clients in London. Trading in Mayfair and Marylebone at first, he soon expanded into North West London as well, providing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his clients, including a veritable Who’s Who of International Royalty and Celebrities. Within these collections, there are beautiful examples of fine European tapestries and exquisite central Persian carpets from the Safevid period, similar to exhibits at the British Museum, which houses the same styles. The finest of silk weavings from Isfhan can also be found. A special, limited collection of these fabulous Eastern Treasures has been brought to you – directly from the Shiraz region, straight to our gallery in Marylebone. You have the opportunity to own a unique, lavish, hard-to-find piece of history.

Specialist in 19th Century Meissen Porcelain and Antiques. Alexandra Alfandary has been an active and enthusiastic dealer in antique Meissen Porcelain as well as other European Porcelain, including KPM plaques for over 40 years. During this time she has concentrated on 19th Century Meissen and in particular on those figures and groups with fine modelling and subtle and detailed decoration, as well as on the superb and detailed decoration on Meissen wares of this period. We also place great importance on the condition of all the pieces we sell and never sell badly- or over-restored items .

Contemporary art

Agar, Eileen Agius, Lorenzo Archipenko, Alexander Argov, Michael Arman, Pierre Auerbach, Frank Berkes, Antal Bigari, Vittorio Maria Bigas, Eduard Boldini, (Attributed to) Giovanni Boudin, Eugene Brangwyn, Sir Frank William Breenbergh, Bartholomeus Breuer-Weil, David Brinkworth, Kate Burgess, Andy Caillebotte, Gustave Cariot, Gustave Carrier-Belleuse, Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse, Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse, Pierre Cavailles, Jules Chabas, Maurice Chadwick, Lynn Chagall, Marc Charreton, Victor Chiparus, Demeter Clausen, Sir George Clement, Etienne Colle, Michel-Auguste Colson, Guillaume-Francois Dali, Salvador Dargelas, Andre-Henri Decoen, Jean Degas, Edgar Delpy, Hippolyte-Camille Diaz de la Pena, Narcisse Virgilio Dong Yoo, Kim Dufy, Raoul Dyf, Marcel Enjolras, Delphin Falero, Luis Ricardo Fantin-Latour (nee Dubourg), Victoria Forain, Jean-Louis Fox, Ivor Friesz, Emile Othon Gérard, Théodore Goeneutte, Norbert Guillaumin, Armand Gérôme, Jean-Léon Hacker, Arthur Harding, James Duffield Hassam, Childe Hayden, Henri Hayet, Louis Helholz-Or, Menachem Herbin, Auguste Hoschedé-Monet, Blanche Jonghe, Gustave de Kadishman, Menashe Kennedy, Cecil Kim, Sung Jin Kissling, Eugène Kristo, Bela de Kádár, Béla La Thangue, Henry Herbert La Touche, Gaston Lacroix de Marseille, Charles-François Lambert, André Lanskoy, Andre Lapicque, Charles Lebasque, Henri Leger, Fernand Lempicka, Tamara de Leroux, Auguste Levis, Maurice Lipchitz, Jacques Loir, Luigi Loiseau, Gustave Loxton Peacock, Clarisse Luce, Maximilien Malfroy, Henry Manguin, Henri Manzù, Giacomo Marc, Robert Martin-Ferrières, Jacques Martin, Henri Maufra, Maxime McDermott, Dan Minaux, André Modigliani, (After) Amedeo Monet, Claude Monticelli, Adolphe Joseph Thomas Morris, Sir Cedric Mostyn, Tom Navlet, Victor and Joseph O'Neill, Terry O'Conor, Roderic Petley, Roy Pizzella, Edmund Pritchett, Edward Quittner, Rudolf Quizet, Alphonse Léon Reggianini, Vittorio Renoir, Pierre-Auguste Rodin, Auguste Rysselberghe, Théo van Schecroun, Jean-Pierre Sculptures, A Selection of Segonzac, Andre Dunoyer de Sisley, Alfred Smith, Chris Soulacroix, Charles Joseph Frederic Souverbie, Jean Stevens, Alfred Terzian, Georges Thorburn, Will Tintoretto, (Follower of) Domenico Turner, Joseph Mallord William Unterberger, Franz Richard Utrillo, Maurice Valensi, Henry Valmier, Georges Valtat, Louis van Dongen, Kees van Schendel, Petrus Vanstone, Paul Venard, Claude Vlaminck, Maurice de Wexler, Jacob Yvaral, Jean Pierre Zandomeneghi, Federico Zadkine, Ossip

We offer a wide selection of superb antique maps, sea charts and atlases covering all parts of the world. Our stock ranges from the early printed maps of 1477 to about 1900; from miniature maps to large scale / wall maps, atlas produced maps and separately published broadsheets. Massimo De Martini started trading as “Altea Maps” in 1992, exhibiting at the “Bonnington Antique Map Fair” which was held in London on a monthly basis as well as various other antique and book fairs. As his business grew he acquired a shop in Camden Passage, one of the longest established London antique markets. Two years later he moved to a more central gallery space on Regent Street and more recently to the present location at the new “Altea Gallery”, in the heart of London’s Mayfair, opposite the Sotheby’s building. Over the years he has earned a reputation for supplying high quality maps and atlases, at fair prices, to first-time buyers, experienced collectors and institutions all over the world. In 1995 he led the “internet revolution” being among the first dealers in the map trade to offer a fully illustrated online map catalogue. We have always been very proud of this achievement, and as the leading force on the internet we became a point of reference for dealers and were copied many times over throughout the world. Nowadays there are large numbers of internet sites offering antique maps as well as e-bay and online auctions. However, to our knowledge, only a handful of dealers can supply their customers with an exceptional item backed up by a full guarantee. We all too often hear of horror stories experienced by unwary buyers misled by erroneous descriptions, reproductions and bad quality items available from unscrupulous dealers on the internet. So we maintain our goal to provide the best possible quality and value for money to our clientele whilst helping them to build their prized map collection for many years to come. We are members of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association, the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers, the International Map Collector's Society, the Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association and the International Antiquarian Mapsellers Association We are joint organisers of the yearly “International London Map Fair”, which we host in June at the Royal Geographical Society. We are also exhibitors and active sponsors of the Miami International Map Fair, which is held every year in early February.

Tuesday to Friday, from 10 to 12.30 a.m. and 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, 11 to 1 pm and 3 to 6 pm. Ambre Congo was founded in 1974. In 1981, a preview organised by Mr. Pierre Loos and three colleagues led to the foundation, in 1989, of BRUNEAF (the Brussels Non-European Art Fair) and its non-profit organisation. Pierre Loos is president of BRUNEAF. The BRUNEAF catalogue is published annually, along with ´L´Afrique disparue´ (Ed. Skira).

Amherst Antiques specialise in 18th- to 20th-century Tunbridge Ware, a marquetry technique developed in the Tonbridge & Tunbridge Wells area of Kent. Their stock includes rare and interesting examples of Tunbridge Ware, which provide exciting choices for the collector. The business was started by Dianne Brick, the daughter of a fine art auctioneer. Dianne was brought up in an environment involving antiques and has been dealing under the Amherst Antiques name since 1985. She operated initially from her own shop at Sevenoaks in Kent, where she became known for her quality 19th-century ceramics & Tunbridge Ware. It was during this time that, together with her husband Ivor, she also exhibited at many of the major antiques fairs such as those at Olympia and the NEC. In 2000 she decided to close the shop and concentrate on the fairs. This provided Dianne with a further opportunity to pursue her interest in Tunbridge Ware more fully. This has now resulted in her working time being devoted exclusively to this fascinating subject and in her organising an annual programme of events for collectors. All who come into contact with Dianne are struck by her enthusiasm for her subject and the breadth of her knowledge. In 2007 Dianne & Ivor were invited to join Lennox Cato at his new venture, The Edenbridge Galleries, where they actively promote their Tunbridge Ware, welcoming collectors both from the local area and from further a-field.

Amir Mohtashemi is a leading specialist in Indian and Islamic art. His experience in this field spans over 25 years and today his advice is sought by private collectors and museums worldwide. Amir Mohtashemi Ltd is located on Kensington Church Street in London and showcases Indian and Islamic works of art with a particular interest in cross-cultural material. The gallery exhibits a range of items including paintings and miniatures, ceramics, metalwork, furniture, textiles and arms and armour. Amir strives to acquire important, rare and interesting objects which have a credible provenance. Each year the gallery participates in prestigious art fairs namely TEFAF Maastricht, Masterpiece London and Asian Art in London. The gallery has sold works to major museums including: Asian Civilisations Museum (Singapore), The British Library (London), Indian Heritage Centre (Singapore), Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Ismaili Council for Canada (Toronto), Kiran Nader Museum of Art (New Delhi), The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), Musée Guimet (Paris), Musée du quai Branly (Paris), Museo de Arte de Lima, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Newark Museum and the Sadberk Hanim Muzesi (Istanbul).

19th and 20th c. European and American Fine Art.

Specialising in 19th- to early 20th-century jewellery including Art Deco jewellery.

Leading specialists in luxury maritime antique furniture, works of art and nautical paraphernalia. Anderson Wallrock Nautical is an exciting collaboration between sailing mad duo Tim Anderson and Charles Wallrock, both established antiques dealers for over 30 years and passionate yachties. Being antiques themselves, Tim and Charles have amassed a wealth of knowledge and have become leading global maritime dealers.

JMW Turner John Constable Thomas Gainsborough William Blake John Ruskin Richard Parkes Bonington Sir Thomas Lawrence John Sell Cotman Henry Fuseli Richard Dadd Thomas Girtin Samuel Palmer Francis Towne John Robert Cozens Dante Gabriel Rossetti Edward Burne-Jones David Roberts John Frederick Lewis

Andrew Dando is the third generation to run an antiques business, in his case based in the historic riverside town of Bradford-upon-Avon, and specialises in English pottery and porcelain, with an emphasis on Staffordshire items. Amongst Andrew Dando’s stock can be found 18th- and 19th-century English porcelain from the factories of Bow, Worcester, Derby and Minton, together with Spode and Staffordshire pottery. There is also a selection of Continental pieces ranging from tableware in the form of sauceboats and plates to more decorative pieces. Andrew’s grandfather, also Andrew, began trading in 1915 from Midsomer Norton as a general antique dealer, and after serving in the Great War, moved his business to Bath. In 1947 the company supplied a Hepplewhite secretaire bookcase which was a wedding gift for HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH Prince Philip from the city of Bristol. It was filled with Bristol porcelain and glass. Andrew’s son Gordon worked in the business for many years before handing the mantel on to his own son Andrew. Both Gordon and Andrew have served as regional representatives to the BADA Council and Andrew, together with his wife Janice, is a regular exhibitor at a number of antiques fairs across the country. He is also a vetter at many antiques fairs and was the first ceramics dealer based outside London to win the ‘Best Specialist Dealer’ award (ceramics section) at the British Antique & Collectables Awards (BACA). The business has also featured in the Independent newspaper’s list of the Fifty Best Antiques Shops in the UK.

Quality furniture, porcelain, silver and decorative arts

Continental furniture, glass, metalware and porcelain, Oriental & Continental pottery and porcelain, pewter.

The gallery was founded by Huguette Berès in 1952 and is now run by Anisabelle Berès-Montanari, her daughter. The third generation, represented by Florence Montanari, is already present. The twin focus of the gallery has been, from day one, on the Japanese graphic art and modern and contemporary art. Besides the Nabis artists (Vuillard, Bonnard, Denis, Roussel), the gallery displays artists from the early 20th century, including cubist artists like Picasso, Braque, Gleizes, Survage, Lipchitz and Herbin, abstract artists like Nicolas de Staël and Max Ernst and contemporary artists like Antoine Poncet and Pierre Lesieur. The Galerie Berès participates in prestigious art fairs around the world: the Paris Biennale, the European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht, the New York Salon Art & Design, and the Brussels Antiques & Fine Arts Fair.

Established in Davies Street, London, for 40 years, the firm of Anita Gray deals in Asian and European porcelain and works of art. Their specialty is Chinese porcelain from the 16th- to the 18th-century made for the Imperial court, domestic and export markets. Clients range from major museums in Europe, the USA and the Far East to private collectors and people who just happen to find us and discover how intriguing and pleasurable it is to handle an object made so long ago. Anita Gray has arranged a number of lectures in Davies Street, inviting museum curators and academics both from here and abroad to talk about their collections. They have also published a number of catalogues.

Ann Kendall Richards, Inc. are specialists in 19th and 20th century European and American masterworks and Prints including works by Picasso, Matisse, Loiseau, Wyeth, Barbizon School painters, Holsoe, Whistler and Hockney.

Artists Represented: Robert Adams Frank Auerbach Francis Bacon Edward Bawden Peter Blake Sandra Blow Gerald Brockhurst Alexander Calder Patrick Caulfield Alan Davie Frank Dobson Jean Dubuffet Richard Eurich Lucian Freud Terry Frost John Gibson Eric Gill Antony Gormley Barbara Hepworth Roger Hilton Charles Sargent Jagger Naum Gabo Anish Kapoor Anselm Keifer Leon Kossoff Gerald Laing L S Lowry Henry Moore William Nicholson William Orpen Samuel Palmer Grayson Perry Marc Quinn Eric Ravilious Gerhard Richter Jenny Saville William Scott Sean Scully Walter Richard Sickert Stanley Spencer Graham Sutherland William Turnbull Keith Tyson Andy Warhol Ai Wei Wei Christopher Wood Francesca Woodman Liu Xiaodong

The gallery specializes in Italian design from 1920 to 1980 as well as French, American and Belgian decorative arts of the 20th century.

ROGER ACKLING ANTHONY CARO ALAN CHARLTON EDUARDO CHILLIDA CHRISTO & JEANNE-CLAUDE LESLEY FOXCROFT GLORIA FRIEDMANN KATSURA FUNAKOSHI STEFAN GEC PHILIPP GOLDBACH ALAN GREEN NIGEL HALL WERNER HAYPETER DAVID HOCKNEY SIGRID HOLMWOOD MALCOLM HUGHES DUAN JIANYU PETER KALKHOF TADASHI KAWAMATA LEON KOSSOFF DARREN LAGO EDWINA LEAPMAN CATHERINE LEE MICHAEL MICHAELEDES JOHN McLAUGHLIN FRANCOIS MORELLET DAVID NASH SARAH OPPENHEIMER ALAN REYNOLDS YUKO SHIRAISHI JÁNOS SUGÁR SUZANNE TREISTER GRAHAM WILLIAMS ESTATE OF PRUNELLA CLOUGH ESTATE OF NAUM GABO ESTATE OF KENNETH & MARY MARTIN ESTATE OF VORDEMBERGE-GILDEWART ANNELY JUDA FINE ART ALSO SHOWS WORKS OF THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY AVANT-GARDE BAUHAUS, DE STIJL AND RUSSIAN CONSTRUCTIVISM.

The gallery was founded 1969 by Annemarie and Gianfranco Verna. At the heart of its programming is a group of artists rooted in the break-through period of the late 1960's and early 1970's. It maintains that this new definition of art, of the gallery space, and of the artist's role constitutes the basis of postwar art.

Anthea A G Antiques Ltd is run by Anthea Gesua with the help of Gaby Ruthven and has been in Grays Antiques Centre, London, since the early 1980s. They deal in pretty gem set jewellery from the 19th to the 21st centuries, with a selection of signed pieces from the important jewel houses. They carry a varied stock including a selection of men's cufflinks and ladies diamond watches, as well as good period rings and earrings. Anthea grew up with a mother who was an avid collector of antiques including jewellery which is what initially sparked her interest. After training as a teacher, she was so drawn to antique jewellery that the benefits of a teaching career could not compete with the pleasure she derived from beautiful antiques, so she decided to pursue her interest in jewellery. The company initially developed as a trade oriented business, but has since grown its retail business, whilst happily continuing to look after English and overseas trade customers. Anthea exhibits at all the most popular fairs including Olympia, The Antique Dealers Fair, LAPADA and recently at the BADA Fair. Fairs have always been an important aspect of the company’s year, where they meet old and new customers but more importantly, keep abreast of an ever-changing market.

Anthea deals in fine gem-set jewellery circa 1840-1970's with a collection of signed pieces.

American Classical & Empire Furniture 1805-1840; American, English & French Decorative Arts, first half 19th century; French & English Furniture first half 19th century; Old Master Paintings; 19th & 20th century American Paintings, Interior Design.

Dealer in high quality period Engish Furniture of all mediums. Selling to both Private and Trade clients. Operating from a shop premises together with large warehouse for unrestored items. Exibiting at major English Antique Fairs.

We have been established in the Antiques business for over 60 years, dealing in antique furniture, mirrors and objects from the Queen Anne, Georgian, Regency and Victorian periods. Our goods are sourced from all over the world and we exhibit and vet at Fairs in the UK and abroad.

For over 40 years Anthony Outred Ltd has been widely recognised as specialising in exceptional furniture, works of art and sculpture. The business was set up by Anthony Outred who travels extensively sourcing the finest works from private estates and other galleries. From extensive showrooms in the fashionable Pimlico Road, the company offers advice on furnishing with antiques and building collections. This service extends to advising clients on prospective auction purchases and arranging restoration and shipping where necessary. Additionally, they hold one of London’s leading stocks of antique door furniture, a department which has become popular with international architects and interior designers. Anthony Outred Ltd exhibits at Masterpiece, London, whilst their fully catalogued in-house exhibitions include India and Beyond and The Collector’s Cabinet. Anthony has recently served on the Advisory Board of the Olympia International Art & Antiques Fair where he was also joint Chairman of the Furniture Vetting Committee.

With over 30 years experience Anthony Woodd has been running an art gallery in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland. Formerly Director of the Malcolm Innes Gallery, in 2000 he launched his own gallery in Dundas Street, the centre of Edinburgh’s commercial art world. The Anthony Woodd Gallery sells traditional art – mainly nineteenth century oils, watercolours and prints covering a wealth of subjects from Scottish landscape, sporting and military scenes to portraiture, caricatures and maps. Moreover, the gallery shows the work of some of the hugely talented traditional contemporary Artists working today in Scotland and maintains a selection of affordable pictures alongside sculptures in bronze, ceramic and wood. The Gallery also offers Other Services including Restorations and Valuations and is always interested in buying new works of art.

The genesis of Rita Tuci's work in the realm of antique stovery may be traced to her formative years at the Istituto Statale d'Arte in Florence, Italy, where in the 1970's she studied a variety of disciplines (including, but not limited to, graphic arts and the art of the plaster cast), and to the time spent perusing said city's fabled flee markets and venerable museums--an experience that would leave an indelible impression upon Rita, and that in time, would infuse her work with an ever-growing passion for all things antique, and in particular, all things chimney and/or stove-related. Through her unique talent and inexhaustible research (that brings her to visit European countries far away from her native Italy), countless antique stoves, once broken and fragmented, and missing essential components, have been brought back to life, and restored to their original aesthetic splendor. Whether in need of a marble base, a stone pediment, a missing ceramic tile, or a bronze ornament, Rita Tuci possesses the skill and determination to restore virtually any antique stove or chimney mantle--be it sumptuous of modest--and restore it to its original appearance and functionality--a process that requires great passion and knowledge, and one made possible by her ability to resourcefully combine disparate elements into one beautiful, historically accurate and cohesive whole.

AntikBar specialises in original vintage posters. Most of our stock is listed on our website and covers a variety of subjects - travel, advertising, sport, cinema, war and propaganda - from around the world, mainly from the late 1800s to 1970s. We offer worldwide delivery, collection advice, consultancy and search on demand services for collectors, individual clients and interior designers, as well as poster restoration services with our partners in California. Please contact us if you have a specific request or visit us at our gallery. We take part in various events during the year, including The Decorative Fair in Battersea Park, London, and the LAPADA Fair in Berkeley Square, London. We also host exhibitions, auctions and other events at our gallery. Our upcoming events are listed below and on our News and Events page at www.AntikBar.co.uk.

Specialising in Chinese porcelain and other art objects from the Han dynasty to 1950. AntikWest also has a branch and showroom in the venerable JiGuGe antiques centre on the famous Liulichang antiquedealer street in Peking.

Monday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6.15 p.m. Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The gallery was founded in 1983 by Stefan Grusenmeyer, an art dealer in Ghent since 1960. His son Karim Grusenmeyer took over in 2000. The gallery is specialized in Asian, African and Oceanic art. Karim Grusenmeyer focuses mainly on Asian South-East, and Joacquin Pecci is responsible for Tribal art. In May 2003, Grusenmeyer´s published ´Spirals and Ancestors´.

Illuminierte Manuskripte des Mittelalters und der Renaissance - Bedeutende Inkunabeln - Illustrierte Bücher und schöne Einbände aller Epochen - Naturgeschichtliche Tafelwerke - Pressendrucke - Bibliographie. - Illuminated Manuscripts of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance - Important Incunabula - Beautiful Bindings and Illustrated Books of all periods - Coulour-Plate Books - Bibliography and Reference Books.

Specializing in Classical, Egyptian and Near Eastern antiquities, including  Jewelry and Glass from the Ancient Mediterranean world.

Pancada offers 18th-19th century English and Continental furniture , lighting, mirrors, stained glass and objects d'art, celebrating the quality and historical background of our pieces whilst consulting with our customers on how to incorporate them stylishly into the modern home.

Specialising in 19th century jewellery.

Period furniture, antique silver and quality plate, jewellery, English and Continental porcelain, Glass, European fine art, oriental items, copper and brass, medals and weapons.

As an Antiques dealer I have been a specialists for over twenty years in eighteenth and nineteenth century Meissen, Vienna and Sevres porcelain. At my Gallery you can find a large selection of well chosen and of the best quality antiques. My Gallery is known world wide and visited by the most important dealers and ardent collectors.

Specialising in jewellery.

Books, bronzes, maps, needlework, Orientalist, 18th- and 19th-century prints, textiles.

Since it first opened in December 1999, the idea of Antiques Violetta has been to create a "shop to stimulate the five senses". They specialise in jewelry and silver, pottery, lace, furniture and lighting which decorate women's lives.

See also Kurmann André, Biberist

Classical upper-class objects from the 18th century until 1850. Specializing in set of chairs preferably from Stockholm.

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Antyki Józefa has served clients since 2001. Drop in for paintings or furniture, or choose something from our rich selection of works of decorative arts, porcelain or applied arts.

The gallery offers painting and decorative works of art.

Antiques, paintings frames, works of art, antique shops

The antique shop buys and sells antique collectibles, painting, furniture, icons, timepieces, silverware, jewellery, porcelain, carpets and arms.

Specializing in history of books in Poland, Ukraine, Russia, and Eastern Europe in general including Georgia, Armenia, & Turkey

The antique shop 'Rara Avis' was founded in June 1992 and has its seat in the Old Town of Cracow, in Szpitalna Street, the pre-war antique books trading center in Cracow. Our shop offers for sale: books printed before 1945, old maps and atlases, manuscripts and autographs, prints, posters. We publish monthly catalogues of our current offers. Three times a year (March, May and October), we hold auctions of antique and out-of-print books and maps. Auctions of old postcards are held twice a year.

Our antique shop has been on the market since 1996. We buy and sell antiques, including on commission, and hold two auctions ever year. Main areas of interest: books, including pre-1800, maps, manuscripts, prints.

Specializing in Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Near Eastern Antiquities.

For more than 60 years the Apters and the Fredericks have been dealing in antique 18th- and 19th-century English furniture. The emphasis is on Queen Anne, Georgian and Regency pieces in walnut, mahogany, rosewood, giltwood and satinwood, with finishes ranging from plain veneers, to inlay and marquetry, brass lined, gilded and ormolu mounted. Well represented are the work of Chippendale, Sheraton, Adam, Linnell, Ince & Mayhew and Gillows. Their stock also includes wall lights, chandeliers and candelabra by notable makers such as Perry, Osler, Parker and Blades. Apter-Fredericks is a family run business led by brothers Harry and Guy Apter, who represent the third generation of a business that started in 1946. The pieces of furniture and objects that they offer are chosen for their originality, colour, condition and provenance. Aesthetics and patina also play an important part in the selection process. Examples of stock can range between a walnut chest of drawers or bureau bookcase, to a mahogany tripod or dining table, a satinwood commode, or a finely coloured rosewood sofa table; each are selected for aesthetic beauty and patina. Apter-Fredericks’ stock can be viewed online and in their showrooms in London’s Fulham Road and they offer a restoration service for pieces that have been blemished over time or because of neglect. Clients include museums and private collectors throughout the world.

Unique collection of Russian and European fine art (19-20 century).

Architectural Heritage was founded over 40 years ago and is now into its second generation, with Alex Puddy heading up the business. As one of England’s leading specialists in period garden ornament and statuary, Architectural Heritage always looks to source the finest pieces from the 17th to the early part of the 20th century. It has recently expanded its remit to incorporate modern British sculpture for the landscape and home from the mid-20th century onwards. In its earliest form Architectural Heritage held a large stock of period architectural elements; this has now been refined to include examples of panelling, staircases and other interesting architectural pieces. Open year round, six days a week, the entire inventory is on display in the galleries and grounds of the 17th-century Manor House at Taddington, a small hamlet situated deep in the heart of the Cotswolds. The latest Period Garden Statuary & Architectural Elements catalogue is available upon request or can be viewed on-line via the Architectural Heritage website.

Established 40 years, Architectural Heritage has a worldwide reputation for providing fine period and reproduction garden ornament, bespoke stone fire surrounds and period architectural elements, complemented by interesting 20th Century and contemporary sculpture. We aim to provide a personal service to professional and private clients alike. Our full inventory is on display in the galleries and grounds of Taddington Manor and our stock is regularly updated on-line.

An extensive selection of antique and modern silver, Sheffield plate and objets d'art. Specialising in silver flatware (cutlery) and meat carving/dessert trolleys. Registered at the the City of London and Sheffield Assay Offices & members of LAPADA & CINOA. Commissions highly individual silver items such as the largest spoon made from silver which has now set the Guinness World Record.

Hindu and Buddhist arts of the 2nd c. BCE–19th c. A.D.; emphasis on India, Nepal and Tibet.

Arnold Wiggins & Sons are picture framers dealing in antique frames, with a shop in St James’s, London and a workshop that employs the traditional skills of carvers and gilders to make reproduction frames and restore carved and gilded furniture. The Wiggins family were craftsmen-dealers who since the early years of the 20th century collected a stock of antique frames. They established a workshop specialising in the adaption and reproduction of antique frames, and supplied frames to the Royal Household, to the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery, and private collectors worldwide. The Wiggins picture frame archive provides an historical perspective that is particularly valuable for those wishing to frame an antique painting in an appropriate way. Examples of Arnold Wiggins & Sons’ stock of antique frames might included gilded examples of 17th-century French or 16th-century Italian frames, as well as a good selection of fine 19th-century frames, each carefully and subtly gilded to reflect their period. Michael Gregory trained as a carver and gilder working alongside Jim Wiggins and he maintains the tradition, advising museums, private collectors and dealers on the framing of paintings. Since 1955 the business has the distinction of holding a royal warrant from Her Majesty the Queen, as picture frame makers and suppliers to the Royal Collection.

At the heart of our activity is an attempt torecreate the history of Russian Soviet art of the 1920-60-s at all stages of its development, reflecting traditional and innovative tendencies of that epoch. The main aim of the exhibition projects is to assert the artistic value of the material, to attract interest to the study of this period outside of the socio-political context.

Art Decorum Gallery gives professional advice in the field of creating collections of works of art for companies, collectors and private entities. The gallery offers permanent cooperation as to: - searching out objects among bids and collectors - advising on chosen objects, their artistic value and investment profitability - taking care of existing collections of works of art, their digital saving and cataloguing - advising in the area of preservation - acting as an agent in insuring works of art. Art Decorum Gallery, the creator of the first digital catalogue of collections of works of art of the Cracow’s Arts Palace Art of the Beaux-Arts Society in Poland, covering a few thousand objects, offers the following services: - digital cataloguing collections of works of art for companies, collectors and private entities - professional cataloguing, describing and pricing of works of art - preserving works of art - saving works of art on various digital recording devices (CDs, DVDs, mini DVDs, portable hard disks, digital printouts). Currently Art Decorum gallery is digitally cataloguing the collections of works of art owned by BRE BANK SA. 'There are more than 5000 of Corot's works right in the United States.' According to art historians thorough research Corot created about 3000 'works Frank Arnau writes in his books 'The art of forgers - art forgers'. The phenomenon of art forgery occurred when a work of art became a commodity, which was two thousand years ago, and it has been practiced until today. As a matter of fact the practice has thrived because works of art, particularly paintings, have become the most secure investment bearing the highest interest. As a result, the art market is full of sometimes brilliant forgeries of outstanding artists - works which are sold in good faith by reputable galleries and auction houses. The name 'Art Decorum' adopted by the Gallery is an obligation because the term 'decorum' denotes not only beauty and decorativeness but also honesty and responsibility as well as dignity and glory. Works of art offered by Art Decorum are authorized by their creators or have unquestionable and evidenced provenance. Additionally, they are protected by most modern electronic digital systems which enables fast, easy and exact identification in case of theft, which, like forgery, has become more and more frequent nowadays. Art Decorum offers works of popular and recognized artists . Beside works from the leading Gallery of Masters who have an established position in the history of modern art and on the art market, Art Decorum also offers works of artists who undoubtedly will be recognized masters soon. Art Decorum - exceptional artists and an exceptional gallery which fully merits its name. Art critic Jerzy Madeyski REFERENCES: The Cracow Beaux-Arts Society is expressing their gratitude to their member in Cracow, the owner of ART DECORUM gallery, Mr. Przemysław Witek for conducting the first digital cataloguing of works of art which are owned by the Society. The collection comprising a few thousand very precious paintings, engravings, drawings, pieces of furniture, porcelain, old prints, have been professionally documented and digitally saved. In the years 1996 – 2006 Mr. Witek made a comprehensive photographic and digital documentation and prepared, described and catalogued our collection according to our wish. The digital way of retaining data allows for using them for editorial, scientific, educational and exhibiting purposes as well as in the Internet. The modern digital protection prevents from exchanging originals into copies. Yours sincerely, Juliusz Joniak Vice Chairman of the Cracow Beaux-Arts Society BRE Bank SA has been cooperating with ART DECORUM art gallery and its owner Przemysław Witek since December 2009 as far as the project for cataloguing art collections, owned by the bank, is concerned. The project aimed at creating an electronic, multimedia program – a catalogue used for presenting and archiving pieces of art and especially: photographing and preparing descriptions to the objects in the catalogue, indicating their location within the Bank units all over the country, their pricing as well as information on preserving methods. The cooperation revealed ART DECORUM to be a reliable and trustworthy party, showing advanced professionalism and experience in precise, timely realisation of the ordered services. With respect to that, BRE BANK SA declares permanent cooperation with ART DECORUM art gallery. Cooperation with Mr. Witek is to be recommended to all potential clients appreciating professional approach, timeliness and reliability. Administration & Service Dept. Manager Monika Rutka-Żuk

Biedermeier, 19th century, Furniture, Horology, Paintings 19th and 20th century

Biedermeier 19. Jh., Gemaelde 19. und 20. Jh, Jugendstil 20. Jh., Moebel, Uhren Art Nouveau

ART IN HOUSE’S ACTIVITIES - auctions of paintings and sculpture by young Polish artists; - identification of movements within art markets; - building and managing collections; - bespoke solutions.

We have been been specialising in the original work of illustrators for many years now and believe that our success has come about because we enjoy talking with people, absolutely love the industry and have a depth of expertise that has been built on our passion for what we do and the willingness of collectors to share their knowledge with us. We also offer contemporary bronze sculpture by a few select artists whose work sits beautifully with the wall art. In 2013, we published our first book; it is a privilege to commission some of the wonderful artists we have worked with for so long to illustrate our own books.

Established in 2000, Art World Gallery represents an exciting mix of Modern British and Contemporary art, in addition to a fine collection of French and Italian in house artists and sculptors. We take great pleasure in providing our customers with a relaxed, down to earth environment in which they can select the perfect piece to enhance their surroundings. We offer a wide range of services; sourcing and supplying individual pieces, building collections and creating interiors for the home and businesses.

ArtAncient specialises in ancient art, including numismatics, and artworks of cultural and historical interest. Founded by the director in 2007 after more than 10 years experience in the business, we have grown to become prominent dealers, having exhibited at major art fairs and sold to important museums and collectors. ArtAncient are committee members of the ADA, members of LAPADA, CINOA and the BNTA.

By appointment only. Specialising in Ancient Chinese and Asian objects, Corinne Van der Kindere exhibits at numerous fairs in Belgium and abroad. The gallery also organizes events such as an exhibition of contemporary Chinese painters and Japanese drawings along with her own acquisitions of Chinese funeral objects. Bronzes, painted or enamelled terracottas, jades, wooden or stone sculptures are selected for their historical interest, aesthetic value and condition. Terracotta is always sold with a thermoluminescence test certificate (Oxford-A.S.A.).

When she was 13 years old, Laura Bosc de Ganay saw a collection of Egyptian art for the first time in Paris. That's when she knew she wanted to work with Egyptian antiquities. She is a young and hard-working antiquities dealer, fascinated by Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Mesopotamian Art. After 10 years in the antiques business, she became a member of IADAA in 2008. Active all over Europe, Bosc de Ganay's main concern is to help collectors find and acquire antiquities that match their taste, She has chosen not to set up a gallery and meet only by appointment in order to be more flexible and incur lower fees. Her items are affordable, and she prefers to exhibit in internationals art fairs. She also likes to introduce new collectors to Egyptian Art, helping them create beautiful and organic collections, based on their taste and budget, establishing long=term working relationships. Bosc de Ganay believes that fine execution, good-quality material and provenance make an artwork's strength rather than its price.

Ancient interiors. We are an interior design company specialzing in locating unique relics. We skilfully adapt them to create a seamless fusion between past&present, interiors and exteriors. We also professionaly dismantle, pack, transport world-wide & expertly restore.

Arthistorical Ltd. is a fine art dealership based in London and founded by Stephen Porter, who has over thirty years' experience in the London and international art market. The company focuses on sourcing high-quality European sculpture, with an emphasis on portraiture and works in the classical tradition. We also offer various other types of art, including Old Master & British paintings, fine textiles and early Asian objects. Viewing of our works is by prior appointment and can be arranged at short notice at our premises in central London.

Web portal devoted to the arts, on-line auctions.

Arts Quorum Ltd was founded in 1995 by Maria Hadjikyriacou Petridou. In our workshop at Ergates Industrial Area near Nicosia in Cyprus, we collect antique and vintage furniture, carpets and works of art such as paintings, watercolours and sculptures. We also keep a big collection of antique maps, prints, books, silver, pottery, porcelain and lots of other collectable interesting items.We also engage in furniture restoration on request.

The idea of ARTYKWARIAT is to face the growing demand for European art which so far is hardly obtainable on the Polish market. The gallery aims at the promotion and sale of painting and applied art. It is mainly focused on the art of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, from France, Germany, the Netherlands, England, and Poland, among others. Within the walls of ARTYKWARIAT,a passion for traditional art meets modern ways of art sale. Our customers are offered exquisite objects of high artistic value, reliable service, and professional investment advice. We carry out individual orders such as, for instance, searching for particular artefacts on the market, and bidding on behalf of our clients at Polish and foreign auctions. In addition, we offer our help in building collections for private and public interiors. Constant cooperation with a group of professionals - both experts and conservators, enables us to ensure the highest quality of provided services

Dealing in Fine Victorian and nineteenth century European oil paintings, of RA exhibition quality and mostly original frames. All our stock is presented in excellent condition and is of fine decorative appeal. It is also chosen and priced with an eye to investment potential. Every painting we supply is accompanied by a portfolio of information about the artist and its source, as far as we know, together with photographs. Also whenever possible we endeavour to retain or restore original frames. Ron Hodgson of Ashleigh House Fine Art has been trading in fine arts and antiques for over thirty years, meeting customers throughout the country. We have long enjoyed an excellent reputation for our stock of paintings at competitive prices. As experts in our subject you can be confident of the authenticity and condition of our stock. We are professional art dealers applying to LAPADA's strict code of conduct. We exhibit at major quality Antique fairs throughout the year, including the London LAPADA & Olympia shows and National Exhibition Centre amongst others. We can supply tickets for our customers and between fairs we can make arrangements for us to visit you with a selection of paintings, please enquire.

Imprimerie et �dition d'estampes contemporaines

Founded by Jonathan Voak in 1997, Atelier Limited is based in London and Jersey and deals mainly in 17th - early 20th century oil paintings, watercolours, drawings and etchings and offers a museum standard conservation service. The Company operates from its office in Grouville, Jersey, and uses its London base near Tower Bridge to meet clients. Atelier harnesses the expertise of its Director and Consultants who have previously occupied senior positions in London’s national museums. The Director of Atelier, Jonathan Voak, was a curator with the Victoria and Albert Museum and Head of Apsley House, the Wellington Museum, on Hyde Park Corner in London.

Founded by Jonathan Voak in 1997, Atelier Limited is based in London and Jersey and deals mainly in 17th- to early 20th-century oil paintings, watercolours, drawings and etchings. Framing, valuation and picture search services are also available, in addition to a conservation service. The company operates from its office in Grouville, Jersey, and uses its London base near Tower Bridge to meet clients. It also holds regular exhibitions in Jersey and Guernsey, and exhibits at some of the principal London art and antiques fairs. Atelier specialise in works depicting the Channel Islands, early views of the river Thames, with a special emphasis on the London Docklands, and marine paintings in general. A strong marine theme is usually balanced by a number of landscape, figurative and still life paintings. Many of the landscapes depict locations in the British Isles. Before setting up Atelier Jonathan was a curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum and Head of Apsley House, the Wellington Museum, on Hyde Park Corner in London. Full colour illustrated catalogues are issued up to three times a year.

Atlam Sales & Services is a family company run by Bettina Skogland – Kirk & Geoffrey Knowles. Bettina is the pocket watch specialist in Atlam and she is the person most will have contact with. She is always happy to give advice and recommendations. Berna and Sharon are also in the office and shop, dealing with customers and running our packing department with friendly efficiency. If you come to our shop during the week, you will meet Bob Jordan, who will gladly show you any of the watches on display. Atlam have been market Leaders in Pocket watches for nearly 20 years. We are known to specialise in the unusual and collectible pocket watches. We are known as having the largest of stock of pocket watches in the UK. We also carry a large stock of decorative and collectible silver items.

The Agra-Agrt auction house stages auctions of top-ranking Polish paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as centemporary productions. Our Web databases contain auction results and pictures of objects since 1990. An on-line bidding functionality is available for all our auctions. Auctions are held at Hotel Bristol, Warsaw, ul. Krakowskie Przedmieście 42/44. English, French, German and Russian spoken.

Axel Vervoordt acquired a reputation at the end of the sixties as ´connaisseur d´art´ in the Vlaeykensgang in Antwerp. In 1984, Axel Vervoordt and his wife May, moved to ´s-Gravenwezel castle , and made it their home, creating a harmonious balance between their art and antiques collection and the historic settings of the castle. The interior contains an eclectic combination of art and antiques from almost all parts of the world and from different styles and times. There is one constant: each antique object must be eternally contemporary, an inspiration for the future.

George Babbington has been dealing in late 19th & 20th century art for over fifteen years. He has a particular interest in the works of Hercules Brabazon Brabazon, and in lesser known 20th century British artists. George has sold to museums and public institutions as well as to private individuals wishing to build a collection. He is on the advisory committee of the Works on Paper Fair which is held annually in February. Babbington Fine Art exhibits at a number of London art fairs, including the Fine Art & Antiques Fairs at Olympia; the Works on Paper Fair at The Science Museum; The 20/21 International & the 20/21 British Art Fairs at The Royal College of Art and the LAPADA Art & Antiques Fair in Berkeley Square. All enquiries are welcome and we are happy to arrange informal viewings between art fairs either in London or Suffolk where we are based.

Baggott Church Street Limited is situated in the ancient thoroughfare which leads to Stow on the Wold's historic Market Square. Their large Edwardian frontage, unique to the town, is a legacy from the Hiatt family who established a haberdashery business there in the 19th century, the premises being rebuilt in the 1920s after a major fire. The business holds a large and varied stock of 17th-, 18th- and early 19th-century English antiques, featuring fine mahogany furniture of the Georgian and Regency periods, English oak and country furniture; metalwork; decorative antique objects; landscape and naive portrait paintings; works of art, Folk Art and Colonial pieces. With over 30 years experience as dealers in Stow on the Wold, Baggott Church Street have built up a following of customers from both home and abroad and are a useful source of inspiration for interior decorators. The business is run in a traditional manner with the assistance of their sales and administrative team and with the backup of dedicated restorers. It is their purpose to offer a broad range of antiques and art works that would typically and historically be found in English houses, both large and small.

A delightful range of rare vintage jewellery, antique silver and quirky curiosities sourced locally and around the world

Barbara Cattle first set up her shop in 1962, in the heart of the historic city of York, at the time specialising in period and modern jewellery. Management of the company is today in the hands of Richard Pool and Kelly Taylor, who sell fine jewellery, as well as silver and Old Sheffield plate. The business is run from first-floor apartments in a restored Georgian building. The room has been sensitively restored to include pieces of antique furniture and provides the perfect setting for visitors to browse and buy from their extensive collection both of fine antique silver and jewellery as well as modern pieces. Barbara Cattle came from a family well-known in the antique silver and jewellery trade and her father, William Lee, left his substantial silver collection to York Minster where it is still housed today in the Treasury. Barbara married Robert Cattle, a former Lord Mayor of York and ancestor of the famous York silversmith, also Robert Cattle, of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The company ethos remains unchanged and the firm, with its knowledgeable staff, encourages buyers both to view and handle the pieces. The firm also provides gemstone testing and diamond certification as well as restoration and repair services. Barbara Cattle is York’s only BADA member.

Baumkotter Gallery specialises in 17th to 21st century paintings, 18th century paintings and 19th century paintings, English and European Old Master paintings and fine oil paintings of modern art, offering affordable art, including hunting and sporting pictures, shipping seascape paintings and landscape paintings. Lore Baumkotter and her son Nicholas Baumkotter have been dealing in fine art antiques since the early 1960s. Nicholas has been in the London fine art trade for 27 years with a strong grounding as a picture restorer. He trained with Mr W Lowe, formerly of The Courtauld Institute, Victoria and Albert Museum and art restorer of the Royal collection. Baumkotter Gallery fine art gallery provides restoration services of fine oil paintings and picture frames with a bespoke framing service.

Beare Violins Ltd is a family company run by Charles and Peter Beare, now located in a converted barn in the beautiful Kent countryside. Charles Beare is the foremost authority on fine antique instruments of the violin family. After training as a violin maker he spent a year in New York studying with Rembert Wurlitzer and Fernando Sacconi, and on his return to London joined his stepfather William Beare in the family firm of John and Arthur Beare. During his time at the helm of the business Charles advised countless well-known musicians including Nathan Milstein, Jacqueline du Pré, Pinchas Zukerman, Mstislav Rostropovich and Yo Yo Ma; he also signed more than five thousand certificates of authenticity, and built up a workshop team of enviable reputation. In 1998 the family firm changed its name to Beare Violins Ltd. Beare Violins Ltd is primarily concerned with issuing certificates of authenticity for fine antique instruments of the violin family, signed personally by Charles Beare. They also help clients to buy and sell their fine violins, violas, cellos and bows. Where necessary, their small, experienced workshop carries out any restoration required.

20th & 21st century British & Continental oil paintings and watercolours. Bronzes, sculpture, and works of art.

Beedham Antiques has been in business for over 40 years specialising in 15th, 16th & 17th century oak furniture and early sculptural works of art in stone and wood from the late Celtic, Medieval, Tudor and Elizabethan periods. We can undertake the sourcing of individual pieces, to the furnishings of homes and properties, offering an unrivalled selection and service.

BEETLES+ HUXLEY, London, is a gallery that specialises in Photographs by some of the leading masters of the 20th and 21st centuries. The gallery represents many international artists and estates, and holds up to 15 exhibitions per year.

Art Deco 20th century, Art Noveau, Biedermeier 19th century, Furniture 19th and 20th century, Glass, Gold 19th and 20th century, Horology 19th and 20th century, Jewelry 19th and 20th century, Lighting, Metal Work 20th century, Paintings 19th and 20th century, Sculpture 20th century, Silver 19th and 20th century, Watercolors 19th and 20th century spezialisiert auf Wiener Jugendstil, Sezession, Wiener Werkstaette, Loetz

Aquarelle 19. und 20. Jh., Art Deco 20. Jh., Biedermeier 19. Jh., Gemaelde 19. und 20. Jh., Glas, Goldschmiedekunst 19. und 20. Jh., Jugendstil, Kunsthandwerk aus Metall 20. Jh., Leuchten, Moebel 19. und 20. Jh., Plastiken & Skulpturen 20. Jh., Schmuck 19. und 20. Jh., Silberschmiedekunst 19. und 20. Jh., Uhren 19. und 20. Jh.,

Two Victorian explorers, Gertrude Bell and Isabella Bird, inspired the name of the shop. We are tucked away in Austin, Texas, but travel far and wide. Our hunt is for the lovely and the uncommon – jewels that are hundreds of years old and counting. These pieces have been protected and cherished by generations all leading up to right now. Our evolving collection is carefully curated to be authentically antique while still referencing modern fashion.

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The main specialization - Russian and foreign painting of the late 19 - early 20 centuries. Conducting market research and valuation of art objects. Over 40 years work experience in the antique business.

William Ashford, Canaletto, Francis Cotes, John Constable, Robert Crone, Jacques-Louis David, Paul Jean Flandrin, Alberto Giacometti, Thomas Gainsborough, Francesco Guardi, Thomas Jones, Thomas Lawrence, Ben Nicholson, Joshua Reynolds, Hubert Robert, George Romney, George Stubbs, François André Vincent, Benjamin West, David Wilkie

Ben Brown began his career at Sotheby's, where he spent 10 years in the Contemporary Art department, reaching the level of director. During his time there he pioneered the now well-respected Italian Sale, and his particular interest in the subject led Brown to concentrate on this little-represented field in London. Following Sotheby's and prior to opening Ben Brown Fine Arts, Brown spent two years as co-managing director at Waddington Galleries. BEN BROWN FINE ARTS Ben Brown Fine Arts opened its first location on Cork Street in the heart of Mayfair in 2004. The gallery has prominently positioned itself on the contemporary art scene with the sole UK representation of artists such as Ron Arad, Tony Bevan, Candida Höfer, Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne, Gavin Turk, Not Vital and Heinz Mack. Also renowned for its strong expertise in 20th Century Italian Art, the gallery has been exhibiting the work of Lucio Fontana and Alighiero Boetti, amongst others, since its inception. In 2008 Ben Brown Fine Arts opened a new exhibition space on Brook's Mews, also in Mayfair, designed by architect Alexander Maybank. The office and viewing room is conveniently located across from the gallery space. In 2009 the gallery took the first step in an international expansion with the opening of an exhibition space in Hong Kong under the label of Ben Brown Fine Arts. Designed by Andre Fu, Brown's Hong Kong space was the first London gallery to open in the Pedder Building, offering a programme of western and international art exhibitions tailored to the Asian market. Since its inception the Hong Kong gallery has hosted exhibitions of gallery artists Ron Arad, Miquel Barceló, Candida Höfer, Vik Muniz, Heinz Mack and Claude & François-Xavier Lalanne as well as presenting exhibitions of important modern artists, most notably Pablo Picasso and Alighiero Boetti Artists: Ron Arad, Jean Michel Basquiat, Tony Bevan, Alighiero Boetti, Dokoupil, Caio Fonseca, Lucio Fontana, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, Candida Höfer, Yves Klein, Jeff Koons, Les Lalanne, Sol Lewitt, Martin Mull, Vik Muniz, Heribert C.Ottersbach, Mimmo Rotella, Thomas Ruff, Matthias Schaller, Clare Shenstone, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Donald Sultan, Tseng Kwong Chi, Andy Warhol,

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La Ditta è specializzata in oggetti d'arte e giochi per adulti.

Bentley & Skinner have between them been buying and selling jewellery for over 180 years, specialising in fine antique jewels, Fabergé and silver. Bentley & Co was first established at No 65 New Bond Street in 1934. For over 50 years the company was under the sole direction of the present director’s late uncle, John Sheldon, a connoisseur of Russian descent whose magnificent collection of jewels created world-wide interest when sold through Sotheby’s in 1985. Skinner & Co was established in 1880 and has been in the same family for three generations. The company was first invited to supply jewellery to the Royal Family in the latter years of Queen Victoria’s reign. Under the leadership of its existing Managing Director, Mark Evans, this family business recently moved from its premises in the Burlington Arcade to a large shop in Piccadilly, offering clients an excellent opportunity to view the displays of their wide range of stock, from art deco brooches to Victorian diamond necklaces. The company also carries out insurance and probate valuations. Other services include repairs, the re-modelling of old jewellery, pearl-stringing, engraving and bespoke jewellery commissions – a famous example being Damien Hirst’s diamond skull ‘For the Love of God’. They are also happy to offer on the part-exchange or purchase of jewellery and silver. Bentley & Skinner have the distinction of holding royal warrants to both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.

Bentleys is a true destination shop; a treasure-trove of the unexpected. Since Tim Bent founded the company in 1989, we have specialised in finding antique English leather accessories and travel goods, beautifully made silver from the Edwardian era and the finest vintage trunks from the great French houses of Louis Vuitton, Goyard and Hermès. We are passionate and knowledgeable about the items that we sell and love to share that enthusiasm with our customers. We like nothing more than putting a pieceinto the hands of a customer and sharing its history. Detail, craft and patina fascinate us and are evident in all of our stock from a 1920′s pocket roulette wheel to an aluminium wingtip desk.

Benton Fine Art is a Cotswold based gallery, established in 1972, and run by Matthew Benton and his father Jeffrey Benton. With over 50 years’ combined experience between them, Matthew and Jeffrey’s selected stock of 19th- and 20th-century paintings and watercolours have been carefully chosen for their subject and condition. A wide range of subject matter is included in the stock, whether it be landscape, still life, townscapes or portraits, to name a few. As a family run business Benton Fine Art has developed long term relationships with many clients over the past 35 years. These include interior designers, hotels and corporate businesses, as well as private and trade individuals, both at home and abroad. In addition to paintings, they also carry a range of 18th- and early 19th-century furniture and acquire quality pieces based on condition, rarity value, as well as commercial appeal.

At Berganza, we pride ourselves on having one of the most extensive collections of antique rings in the world. As a family-run business, we also believe in a 'service for life' approach. We supply only the finest quality pieces available, and ensure all our gems are natural untreated stones without enhancements. What's more, we source just those rings that represent the very best of every period. From Roman, Byzantine and Georgian to Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco. Not to mention, the retro fashions of the 1940s and 1950s. In short, when you purchase a piece of fine vintage jewellery from Berganza, you are investing in a rarity. Each article was handmade by a craftsman at a time when there was no mass production of gemstone rings and jewellers considered themselves artists. It's no coincidence, therefore, that we are proud sponsors of the prestigious Goldsmiths' Craft and Design Awards, and have been for the last twenty years, in support of the enduring craftsmanship within the jewellery trade. The team at Berganza combine experience with vision, practical expertise with academic excellence. A family business, our most important shared characteristic is a passionate devotion to antique jewellery. Our profound understanding of gemstones, supported by our extensive knowledge of the heritage of jewellery design, ensures that we are uniquely placed to select only the very finest for our collection, and to help our customers make informed choices in investing in pieces which, in many cases, will become their own heirloom. With a service that is unrivalled by any, we are confident that when you buy from us, you are buying peace of mind.

Primarily fine Swedish antiques, with special emphasis on Neo-Classicism and high-quality 20th century design. Activities also include interior furnishing assignments and building conservation consulting.

Ivor Abrahams; Larry Bell; Bram Bogart; David Bomberg; Anthony Caro; Robyn Denny; Sam Francis; Helen Frankenthaler; Beverly Fishman; Pia Fries; Joe Goode; James Hayward; Shirley Kaneda; Phillip King; Roy Lichtenstein; Robert Motherwell; Ben Nicholson; Jules Olitski; Larry Poons; Nicholas Pope; Robert Rauschenberg; James Rosenquist; Richard Smith; Frank Stella; Pierre Soulages; Graham Sutherland; William Tillyer; Marc Vaux; Tom Wesselmann.

Founded in 1847, Bernard Quaritch is one of the oldest antiquarian and rare book dealers in the world. They work with an extensive range of both private and institutional clients in the UK and overseas. At their townhouse premises in Mayfair's South Audley Street, they employ some twelve specialists who handle rare printed books and manuscripts in the following fields: art and architecture; early printed books and medieval manuscripts; English literature and history; European literature; the human sciences; Islamic manuscripts and books on Asia; music; science, medicine and gastronomy; and travel. In the twenty-first century they have also expanded into photography and photobooks, as well as posters and propaganda. Catalogues are issued regularly in all of these areas. Bernard Quaritch exhibits at the world's leading book and photo fairs throughout the year including New York, London, Paris, Hong Kong, and California. Our staff regularly speaks at conferences and book fairs, as well as contributing to scholarly publications. Quaritch’s valuations department provides formal valuations for probate or insurance purposes, and represents many high-profile institutional and private clients. They also negotiate private-treaty sales of archives in many fields. Auction commissions are accepted in all specialisms and they regularly represent clients in London and New York, and, by special arrangement, across Europe. Quaritch's publishing arm has been in regular action since their foundation - in the nineteenth century our authors included Michael Faraday, William Morris, Owen Jones, and A.W.N. Pugin, and more recent publications include the groundbreaking three-volume History of Photography in China by Terry Bennett.

The Galerie Bertrand de Lavergne, based in the Louvre des Antiquaires since 1985 shows Chinese export porcelain, Chinese works of art and Japanese porcelain from the 16th to the 18th century. However, Bertrand de Lavergne takes special pride in the fact that it is one of the few French galleries to exhibit high-quality, Qing period, Chinese snuff bottles. The gallery attends BRAFA and to the Salon de Céramique Ancienne et des objets de collection and took part in the Salon du Collectionneur and the Biennale des Antiquaires. Bertrand de Lavergne is a member of the SNA and expert in the Chambre Nationale des Experts Spécialisés. He belongs to the International Snuff Bottle Society of Baltimore and to the Association Européenne des collectionneurs de Tabatières Chinoises of Paris.

Berwald Oriental Art specialises in Chinese ceramics, sculpture and works of art from the Han through to the Qing dynasty. From the earlier periods the company has an extensive selection of glazed and painted vessels and figures. From the later periods the emphasis is on famille verte and blue and white from the Kangxi and Transitional periods and Imperial porcelain. John Berwald established Berwald Oriental Art in 1986 opening a gallery in Kensington Church Street a few years later. In 2005, to take advantage of the strength of the Chinese market in America, he opened a gallery on 57th Street in New York. After six successful years John decided to relocate the company back to London and has now established his new premises on Clifford Street in Mayfair. John regularly holds special exhibitions in both London and New York, sometimes to coincide with Asian Art in London or Asia Week in New York.

Billiard Room Ltd was established in 1993 to find and restore the most desirable pool, snooker and billiard tables. An expert player, owner Paul McKeivor is well aware that an antique table must not only be restored properly but also play correctly. All of our Billiard/Snooker tables are restored in the South West of England using traditional methods and high quality materials, each piece being given personal attention by an experienced craftsman. We are extremely fastidious when considering the purchase of a table, and only buy one for perhaps every fifty offered. A table must have an element that elevates it from the ordinary, either in the design, timber quality or provenance.

An eclectic mix of Antiques, collectables, 20th century design, silver, jewellery, glass, lighting, art & gentleman's curiosities

Black Ink is a graphics gallery with 25 years experience in the art world. Our presence is both online and at specialist fairs. The gallery has built up an extensive selection of original graphics by some of the greatest names in the world of art. Virtually every artist of renown produced graphic work, whether original etchings or original lithographs or one of the many other graphic techniques. Original etchings, original lithographs, silkscreen’s, woodcuts and linocuts by the likes of Picasso, Renoir, Cezanne, Miro, Kandinsky, Whistler, Henry Moore, Chagall and Toulouse-Lautrec are amongst many others usually available.

Established in 1989, John and Pat Stanley combined their passion for farming and keen interest in Naive Art to set up Blackbrook Gallery. Coming from a Leicester based farming family, Blackbrook Gallery specialises in 19th Century animal paintings. They frequently have new paintings available by acclaimed artists such as; A.M Gauchi, Thomas Weaver, William Albert Clark and John Vine.

Blain|Southern is a contemporary and modern art gallery based in London and Berlin. The gallery represents an international roster of contemporary artists and is the worldwide representative of The Estate of Lynn Chadwick. The gallery’s recent exhibitions include Bill Viola, Ali Banisadr, Abdoulaye Konate, Nasan Tur, Francesco Clemente, Francois Morellet and Wim Wenders.

Artists: Ali Banisadr Marius Bercea Jonas Burgert Lynn Chadwick Francesco Clemente Mat Collishaw Agathe de Bailliencourt Rachel Howard Michael Joo Joanna Kirk Abdoulaye Konaté Jannis Kounellis François Morellet Tim Noble and Sue Webster Pietro Ruffo Chiharu Shiota Yinka Shonibare MBE Bosco Sodi Nasan Tur Jeroen Verhoeven Bill Viola Lawrence Weiner Wim Wenders Sislej Xhafa Gilberto Zorio

Blumka Gallery is a fourth generation firm specializing in Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque works of art including ivory, enamel, furniture, ceramics, metalwork, paintings, and sculpture in stone, wood and terracotta. Since 1938 the gallery has had several locations in Manhattan, and now rests on East 72nd Street. Over the years Blumka Gallery has been responsible, through both sales and donations, for the development and enrichment of public and private collections in America and Europe. The Blumkas played a prominent role in enhancing the Bondy, Brummer, Linsky and Untermeyer collections, as well as those of public institutions such as The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; The Cleveland Museum of Art; The Detroit Institute of Arts; The Frick Collection; The J.Paul Getty Museum; and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich; The Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, and the Louvre, to name a few. Blumka Gallery participates in world-class fairs such as The European Fine Art Fair each spring in Maastricht, the Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris, and most recently, the Munich Highlights. In addition, Blumka Gallery mounts a biennial exhibition of recent acquisitions, “Collecting Treasures of the Past,” in conjunction with Julius Böhler Kunsthandlung of Starnberg, Germany, a firm in its fifth generation of operation. The long tradition of both firms in the international art market and their combined expertise allows for exhibitions of the highest possible quality. Tony Blumka is a Past President and Honorary Member of the Art and Antique Dealers League of America, and is on the Board of Directors of the National Antique and Art Dealers Association of America. He is a member in good standing of the Syndicat Nationale des Antiquaires, and Confédération Internationale des Négociants en Œvres d’Art.

Didier Marien has been an antique dealer since 1987, and he is also an expert and member of the European Chamber of Expert-Conseil in Works of Art (CECOA). In 1995, he bought the Boccara Gallery and developed it into different paths, particularly by introducing a collection of modern tapestries and developing a branch of contemporary silk rugs. In 2000, he had created Boccara Design and developed a line of artistic rugs. Since then he has opened galleries in major art capitals such as New York, Moscow, London, and Paris. He is not only the owner of one of the largest collection of antique and modern tapestries and luxurious silk rugs but also has been recognized as one of the best experts and merchants in this domain. Didier Marien has developed an innovative concept merging pieces of antiques and contemporary art. The “Boccara Design Silk Rug” collection is regarded as the avant-garde design and has attracted the interest of many collectors and decorators worldwide. Boccara Art is its latest department which contains modern and contemporary sculptures has complemented its textile collections with the masterpieces of Wang Keping, Jean-François Gambino, Nicola Rosini, etc. Boccara’s various departments and collections reflect a world of elegance and refinement that will fit perfectly in our contemporary interiors.

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Established in 1973, Bohun Gallery has earned a national reputation as one of the leading out-of-London galleries exhibiting a variety of the most influential and progressive figures in 20th Century British Art and Sculpture. Specialising in contemporary and modern British paintings, prints and sculpture, the Bohun Gallery has a particularly strong and enduring association with John Piper, Donald Hamilton Fraser, Mary Fedden and Julian Trevelyan. Other artists whom the gallery has exhibited over its 40 year history include Elisabeth Frink, Maggi Hambling, Ivon Hitchens, David Hockney, John Hoyland, Albert Irvin, Eric Rimmington and Wilhelmina Barns-Graham. The gallery runs a lively and varied exhibition programme with up to nine exhibitions every year, including solo shows of paintings by gallery artists and exhibitions of original prints. The sculpture garden features contemporary sculptors during the summer and the annual December ‘Small Paintings’ show has become a very popular feature of their busy exhibition calendar. A member of the London Society of Art Dealers, the Bohun Gallery handles the Estate of Julian Trevelyan and supports the work of several museums and arts charities. The gallery also undertakes private commissions for both paintings and sculpture. Artists Include: John Piper Mary Fedden Julian Trevelyan Donald Hamilton Fraser Michael Rothenstein Elizabeth Frink Maggi Hambling Wilhelmina Barns Graham Peter Blake Eric Rimmington Louis Turpin John Hoyland Albert Irvin John Brown Johannes von Stumm Joyce Cairns Marj Bond Neil Macpherson James Mcdonald Martin Cook Ben Johnson

Specialist dealers in fine antique arms and armour and antique clocks.

18th to early 20th century silver, 18th to early 20th century and Continental jewellery.

Buying and selling oil paintings, watercolours and sculpture, specialising in 19th and 20th century, Impressionist and modern European masters. Fine Art Consultants.

In 1999 the Axel Vervoordt company opened ´Kanaal´, a large brick-and-mortar malt industrial complex from around 1870, on the banks of the Albert Canal, just outside the city of Antwerp. Today, the Axel Vervoordt company is headed by Axel´s son Boris. An uncompromising search for quality, beauty and harmony has always been at the heart of their activities. Rare archaeological objects, simple pieces of furniture of timeless design and abstract ZERO and Gutai paintings are brought together in an intriguing dialogue.

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Silver from the 16th century to the 20th century, cutlery from the 19th century to the present day. Copper and brass from Gusum and Skultuna factories. No open store, exhibiting at fairs.

(Marcello), Adele d'Affry - (Swiss/Italian, 1836-1879) Archipenko, Alexander - (Russian/American, 1887-1964) Armitage, Kenneth - (British, 1916-2002) Atchugarry, Pablo - (Uruguayan, b.1954) Ayrton, Michael - (British, 1921-1975) Baily, Edward Hodges - (English, 1788-1867) Barre, Jean Auguste - (French, 1811-1896) Barye, Antoine Louis - (French, 1796-1875) Barye, Alfred - (French, 1839-1882) Bayes, Gilbert - (British, 1872-1953) Beaumont, Hanneke - (Belgian, Contemporary) Benzoni, Giovanni Maria - (Italian, 1809-1873) Bester, Willie - (South African, Born 1956) Blik, Maurice - (Dutch, b. 1939) Blumenfeld OBE, Helaine - (British, Contemporary) Bonheur, Isidore - (French, 1827-1901) Boucher, Alfred - (French, 1850-1934) Bourdelle, Antoine Etienne - (French, 1861-1929) Brock KCB RA, Sir Thomas - (English, 1847-1922) Bugatti, Rembrandt - (Italian, 1884-1916) Caldecott, Randolph - (British, 1846-1886) Calvi, Pietro - (Italian, 1833-1884) Carpeaux, Jean-Baptiste - (French, 1827-1875) Carrier-Belleuse, A. E. - (French, 1824-1887) Cauer, Ludwig - (German, 1866-1947) Chadwick, Lynn - (British, 1914-2003) Chiparus, Demetre - (Romanian, 1886-1947) Clatworthy, Robert - (British, Born 1928) Claudel, Camille - (French, 1864-1943) Colebrooke, Lady Alexandra - (British, 1864-1944) Collin, Alberic - (Belgian, 1886-1962) Cordier, Charles Henri - (French, 1827-1905) D'angers, David - (French, 1788-1856) Dalou, Jules Aime - (French, 1838-1902) Dana, Yves - (Swiss, b. 1959) Degas, Edgar - (French, 1834-1917) Dejean, Louis - (French, 1872-1954) Drouot, Edouard - (French, 1859-1945) Drury, Alfred - (English, 1856-1944) Dubois, Paul - (French , 1829-1905) Duret, Francoise-Joseph - (French, 1732-1816) Epstein, Sir Jacob - (British, 1880-1959) Falguière, Jean-Alexandre - (French, 1831-1900) Feuchere, Jean-Jacques - (French, 1807-1852) Frampton, Sir George - (English, 1860-1926) Franceschi, Louis Julien (Jules) - (French, 1825-1893) Fratin, Christophe - (French, 1801-1864) Fremiet, Emmanuel - (French, 1824 - 1910) Frink, Elizabeth - (British, 1930-1992) Garbe, Richard - (English, 1876-1957) Gérôme, Jean-Léon - (French, 1824-1904) Geyger, Ernst Moritz - (German, 1861-1941) Gilbert, Sir Alfred - (British, 1854-1934) Goscombe John, Sir William - (British, 1860-1952) Hebert, Pierre-Eugène-Emile - (French, 1828-1893) Hepworth, Dame Barbara - (British, 1903-1975) Holofcener, Lawrence - (American, Born 1926) Jones, Adrian - (English, 1846-1938) Kauba, Carl - (Austrian, Working 1865-1922) Laurens, Henri - (French, 1885-1954) Leighton, Lord Frederic - (English, 1830-1896) Mackennal, Sir Edgar Bertram - (Australian, 1863-1931) Maillol, Aristide - (French, 1861-1944) Marini, Marino - (Italian, 1901-1980) Masseau, Pierre-Felix - (French, 1869-1937) Mayer, Charlotte - (British, b. 1929) McKenzie, Robert Tait - (Canadian, 1867-1938) Meadows, Bernard - (British, 1915-2005) Meissonier, Ernest - (French, 1815-1891) Mercie, Antonin - (French, 1845-1916) Messonier, Jean Louis Ernest - (French, 1815-1891) Meunier, Constantin - (Belgian, 1831-1905) Minne, George - (Belgian, 1866-1941) Moore, Henry - (English, 1898-1986) Nicoli, Carlo - (Italian, 1843-1915) Onslow-Ford, Edward - (English, 1852-1901) Paolozzi, Eduardo - (British, 1924-2005) Paris, Renee - (French, 1881-1970) Parpan, Ferdinand - (French, 1902-2004) Philpot, Glyn - (English, 1884-1937) Pilkington Jackson, Charles d'Orville - (British, 1887-1973) Plazzotta, Enzo - (Italian, 1921-1981) Pomeroy, Frederick - (British, 1898) Pradier, Jean-Jacques - (Swiss, 1790-1852) Prost, Maurice - (French, b.1894) Reid Dick, Sir William - (English, 1879-1961) Ricketts, Charles - (English, 1866-1931) Rodin, Auguste - (French, 1840-1917) Scheele, Georg - (German, Contemporary) Seale, Barney - (British, 1896-1957) Sinding, Stephan Abel - (Norwegian, 1846-1922) Smit, Lionel - (South African, Contemporary) Stevens, Alfred - (English, 1818-1875) Stursa, Jan - (Czech, 1880-1925) Taylor, Brian - (British, b. 1935) Thornycroft, Sir William Hamo - (English, 1850-1925) Tofanari, Sirio - (Italian, 1886-1969) Toft, Albert - (English, 1862-1949) Troubetzkoy , Paul - (Russian, 1866-1938) Turnbull, William - (British, b. 1922) Turner, Winifred - (British, 1903-1983) Underwood, Leon - (British, 1890-1975) Van Wouw, Anton - (South African, 1862-1945) Von Stuck, Franz - (German, 1863-1928) von Stumm PRBS, Johannes - (German, b. 1959) Ward, Herbert - (British, 1862-1919) Watts, George Frederick - (English, 1817-1904) Zach, Bruno - (German, 1891-1935) Zadkine, Ossip - (Russian/French, 1890-1967)

Braarud Fine Art is a private dealer in American paintings of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, specializing in Pacific Northwest, Alaskan, and Western art.

I have been dealing in antique and old tribal rugs, dowry weavings and decorative carpets from the Near East and Central Asia since 1979. From 1972-1977 I lived and worked in Iran, spending the best part of a year amongst two tribal groups, the Afshar of Kerman province and the Qashqa’i of Fars, making me fortunate enough to be one of the few world dealers to have spent time ‘in the field’. I also travelled extensively throughout Iran, Afghanistan and Turkey and in 1990 I was elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society for my work amongst the Persian Tribes. I have returned to Iran several times in recent years, travelling, sourcing and collecting exclusive weavings. I have been a lecturer for NADFAS (The Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Societies) since 1986. The second edition of my book Tribal Rugs – Treasures of the Black Tent was reprinted in April 2010 and sadly went out of print in September 2014. I am hoping an up-dated re-print will be forthcoming this year. For 16 years I owned the well reputed Samarkand Galleries in Stow-on-the-Wold, eventually selling the premises in 2005. Today, I continue to work from my base in the English Cotswolds as a dealer, consultant and lecturer, always stocking an exquisite inventory of antique rugs, dowry bags and carpets from the tribes and villages of Persia, Turkey, Afghanistan and Central Asia. What is extremely important to me is quality rather than quantity. I actively travel throughout the UK sourcing exceptional pieces for clients throughout the world. I am continually ‘finding’ quality antique stock and the items illustrated on this website are by no means my entire inventory. Therefore, if you are looking for something specific, please do not hesitate to let me know your requirements and I will contact you with photographs and ideas to help you find that truly special piece.

We have been in business since 1991 and sell at major antiques fairs or directly to clients who come not only from Great Britain but also Europe, the United States, Australia and the Far East. Our expertise is 17th 18th and 19th-century glass. Mainly drinking glasses but also other associated table glass. While collectors of early glass form a high proportion of our clients, we also sell a lot of glass which can be used by those who prefer to use glass from other periods in history than their own.

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Brown-Corbin Fine ARt specializes in 19th and 20th Century American Art

Run by Jorge Perez-Martin, Brownrigg@Home is a thriving centre for antiques and interiors in Tetbury, Gloustershire, UK - relied upon by interior designers and antiques buyers alike. Brownrigg antiques, antique furniture, decorative antiques and painted antiques can be seen at our antique shop in Tetbury. We upload stock daily on our website and specialise in beautiful antique furniture and furnishings. Our antiques include European antiques, (mainly French antiques, Swedish antiques, Spanish antiques, English antiques) and collective decorative items. Antique furniture includes English furniture, French antique furniture, Swedish furniture, other Scandinavian antique furniture and of course wonderful Spanish furniture as Jorge Perez-Martin does indeed come from Spain.