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Alan Walker
Halfway Manor, Halfway, Newbury, Berkshire, RG20 8NR, England
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 Ltd
128-130 High Street, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 1AB
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.
Alex Zadah
4 Marylebone Street, London, United Kingdom, W1G 8JH
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.
Alexander Ancient Art
Papelaan 65, Voorschoten, The Netherlands
Alexander Ancient Art was established in 1991 by Egyptologist Alexander Biesbroek. Alexander has been a collector of ancient art since 1972 and has worked as consultant for collectors of ancient art worldwide.
The gallery, based in the Netherlands, offers a wide range of authentic, high quality antiquities from Egypt, the Near East, the Classical world and the Pre-Columbian Americas.
Every object is carefully vetted for ancient authenticity and is unconditionally guaranteed in writing to be genuine and as described.
Alexander Ancient Art is a member of ADCAEA, LAPADA and CINOA and has exhibited or is exhibiting at major art fairs like BAAF, BRUNEAF, London Olympia Art & Antiques Fair, and Winter B Sablon Brussels.
Alexander George Fine Antiques
Buscot Manor, Buscot, Oxfordshire , SN7 8DA
Alexander George Antiques’ enthusiasm and unerring passion for the finest English furniture is evident from the moment you enter our gallery at Buscot Manor in rural Oxfordshire.
Here you will find examples from the most prestigious of the 17thand 18thcentury cabinet-makers, craftsmen of the Golden Age including Thomas Chippendale, Coxed & Woster & Gerrit Jensen.
Whether you are a collector or a first-time buyer the choice of pieces will inspire. Each has been carefully selected for its exceptional design and provenance, as well as in many instances its academic significance.
Originality and authenticity are paramount; and using our extensive knowledge from many years’ experience in furniture conservation and restoration we can ensure that our clients can buy with absolute confidence.
Sharing of knowledge is very much at the heart of our ethos, with an emphasis on building relationships where we can learn and grow together. As a consequence, we have built up a reputation of trust and integrity and a customer loyalty that has resulted in our furnishing some of the finest private and museum collections in the world.
Alexandra Alfandary
Gallery 85, 85 Portobello Road, London W11 2QB, United Kingdom
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 .
Algemeene Ethnografica- en Kunsthandel Aalderink B.V.
Spiegelgracht 15, Amsterdam, 1017 JP, Netherlands
Allinson Gallery, Inc.
23 Dunham Pond Road East, Storrs, Connecticut, 06268-2022, USA
Alon Zakaim Fine Art
5-7 Dover St, London, W1S 4LD, UK
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
Alte Kunst aus Japan und China Hans-Martin Schmitz
Luxemburger Straße 124/1506, Köln, 50939, Germany
Altea Gallery Ltd
35 St George Street, London, W1S 2PN
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.
Altruist Gallery
Classical Russian Art: XVIII - XIX centuries, early XX century:
paintings, icons, applied arts
Ambre Congo
Impasse St Jacques, 17, Bruxelles, 1000, Belgium
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
The Edenbridge Galleries, 1 The Square, Church Street, Edenbridge, Kent, TN8 5BD, England
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
69 Kensington Church Street, London, W8 4BG, England
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).