Francesca Galloway is one of London's most experienced dealers in Indian Miniatures, Asian textiles and Indian and Islamic works of art. Her gallery at 31 Dover Street hosts fine exhibitions of collections in these fields.

Christophe Hioco specializes in Asian and Indian Art, with a specific focus on Hindu and Buddhist sculptures from India, Dong So’n bronzes and art from south-eastern Asia. Christophe has been involved with Asia and India since the late 80’s. He was first a passionate collector, while he was living in Asia, as a senior executive of the prestigious bank, JP Morgan. Thanks to this broad based expertise, he has been dealing with Asian and Indian art for almost ten years. His last publication “Vietnamese bronzes, The symbolism of emotion” is available on the website of the Gallery.

Xanadu Gallery established in 1979 is located in the historic Frank Lloyd Wright building just off Union Square. The gallery has an extensive selections of Asian, Oceanic and Africian antiquities and ethnographic works of art.

Susan Ollemans started her business in 1979 and has traded in Oriental Works of Art ever since. She was trained at the Percival David Foundation, SOAS London University, and worked as an agent for Spink and Sons for 15 years. She has sold to the Museum of New South Wales, Australia; the Cultural History Museum, South Africa; the Hong Kong Museum; the Singapore National Museum and to many private collections around the world.

Joyce Gallery specializes in Chinese antiques and fine art, in particular, supreme quality pieces dated from the Neolithic to the Qing Period, such as archaic bronzes, ceramics, stone sculptures, jades, gold and silver wares which are treasured by most discreet art lovers and collectors around the world.

While living in India Michael Beste became fascinated by the arts and traditions of the country and its peoples. In his inventory you will find carefully selected bronzes, textiles, gold and silver jewelery, folk and tribal art from India and Tibet.

Michael Backman Ltd, based in central London, specializes in rare and unusual works of Asian & Islamic art. The Gallery sells to private collectors & museums worldwide.

Rupert Smith Textiles has a rare collection of early Tibetan carpets as well as Khotan and Ningxia rugs. Besides these antique pieces, the Chiang Mai gallery has many Laotian Pha Biangs and Ikat sarongs.

Aicon Gallery's curatorial vision begins in India but reaches outwards internationally from there. The two gallery spaces are located in New York and London, and each provides a vital platform for artists based in the Indian Subcontinent to exhibit in the United States and Europe. Alongside in-depth, focused solo shows the galleries present a program of curated group exhibitions that are international in their scope and ambition.

Discover authentic antique Chinese and Tibetan furniture. Beautiful exotic oriental furniture - stylish yet affordable altar tables, armoires, buffets, cabinets, tables and chairs, Asian inspired accessories, fine art and gifts. Exotic Furniture Journeys, Creative Design Solutions!

Capriaquar places its experience and professionalism at the disposal of private collectors for estimates, appraisals and mediation of individual items, collections and hereditary legacies. Capriaquar regularly exhibits at international fairs, a meeting point par excellence for collectors, experts, curators and amateurs of Asian art alike. The Gallery is open by appointment only.

The Endless Knot Asian Art is a web based gallery that offers rare artworks of high quality as well as less expensive items to cater for new collectors at entry level. The directors have traveled extensively in Asia and between them have over fifty years experience as collectors and students of Asian Art.

In the world of antique asian arts, the objects we love and collect, generally remain the same. But the way we talk about them, what we write and how we display them, continuously changes. Auctionata Asian Art is kind of a new adaption to changing means of technology, but as persons, we are a group of asian art professionals from Europe.

Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch, formerly Directors of the Antiquities and Islamic and Indian Art departments at Sotheby’s in London, established Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch Ltd in 1997. Acting as agents, they represent buyers and sellers and negotiate sales with collectors and museums. They specialise in Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Near Eastern, Islamic, Indian, Himayalan and South-East Asian works of art and paintings.

Renzo Freschi opened his gallery in 1976. He deals in antique Oriental art, with a particular preference for the sculpture of Gandhara, India and China from the second century BC to the thirteenth century AD. The gallery also deals in Tibetan art and Chinese furniture.

David Smith of Precious Treasure has brought together a range of Fine Asian Antiques focusing on Buddhist Bronze Sculpture of China and the Himalayan region, Chinese & Japanese ceramics and Komai metal ware.

John Eskenazi is one of the most internationally respected dealers in Indian, Gandharan, Himalayan and South-east Asian works of art. He is also a specialist in collectors’ carpets and textiles.

Elegant works of art form a constantly evolving collection, able to satisfy the demands of admirers, enthusiasts and collectors alike. Ethnologica has provided pieces to aid the establishment of a number of museums. Moreover, the gallery has been involved in the organisation of cultural sectorial exhibitions, working alongside prestigious associations and cultural foundations, both public and private.

Jazmin Asian Arts deals in Indian and Asian fine antiques and Decorative Arts as well as specialising in original Chinese and Indian advertisement posters from the early 1900s.

The web-site arttibet.com has been totally renewed with new items and new presentation.

Art Tibet features an exquisite collection of Himalayan classical art collected over many years. Rare and exquisite works in bronze, stone and wood, including many of museum quality, and a fine group of ritual objects are highlights of the collection.

Nancy Wiener has specialized in museum quality antiquities from India, the Himalayas and Southeast Asia since the early 1980's. Objects purchased from the gallery are in major museums worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA, Asia Society, New York, Los Angeles County Museum, USA, National Gallery of Australia, Australia, Asian Civilizations Museum, Singapore, as well as major private collections.

Art of the Past is an art gallery specializing in fine art and antiquities from South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Himalayas. Our collection of approximately 5,000 art works ranges in date from the 3rd millennium B.C.E. to the early 20th century. The collection is especially strong in sculpture, painting, and the decorative arts. Quality, beauty, and art historical importance are the emphasis of the collection.

Founded in 1975 by Ramesh & Urmil Kapoor, Kapoor Galleries Inc specializes in Indian & Himalayan Arts. The gallery has been instrumental in building collections worldwide for museums and distinguished private collectors. The gallery collection focuses on Indian Miniature Paintings and Himalayan Statuary.

Peaceful Wind of Santa Fe NM features the Art of the Himalayas, India and Southeast Asia in their on-line gallery pages, posted on Asianart.com since March 17 1995.

Schneible Fine Art gallery owner and president Douglas Schneible has been an international businessman, art collector, teacher, and history buff for most of his life. Feeding this art appreciation and collecting passion was his interest in international business and world travel. In 1995, he began Arts & Crafts Gallery LLC- a company which sources and offers hand carved oriental garden stone sculpture. Later Schneible Fine Art was born which services clients who seek authentic high quality Chinese, Japanese, and ethnographic antiques and art.

Lotus Asian Art & Antiques Gallery brings together exquisite Asian artistry from the Neolithic period to today's prolific talents. Lotus houses antiquities and contemporary art from across Asia. Featured works include sculpture, fine pottery, paintings, textiles, and furnishings.

Robyn Turner, one of the only art dealers in the world to focus primarily on jade carvings after the Han period, has been dealing in Asian Art since 1976. With an inventory including Chinese glass and Japanese ivory, her specialty is Chinese jade.

Robert Brandt has been dealing in eclectic collection of Chinese works of art including paintings sculptures and textiles, also Japanese works of art from the Edo and Meiji period for the past 25 years. Our new annual catalog coinciding with November Asian Art in London is available online now, please see link for the exhibition.

Indian Heritage is a gallery specializing in Indian and Himalayan Art. Located in the heart of Paris, facing the church on the Ile Saint Louis, it offers a wide range of primitive and classical pieces. Created by a passionate traveller, Indian Heritage is a place dedicated to Indian Culture.

Established since 1999 on Saint Louis Island in the centre of Paris in France, the Alexis Renard gallery is offering a selection of fine works of art. Our specialities are Islamic and Indian Art. As well as buying and selling, we offer appraisals and valuations. We also do: brokerage operations, sale of collections, and research of objects for museums, private collectors and dealers.

Under the Bo presents a wide variety of used & antique objects pertaining to cultures from all over Asia & beyond. From tribal to classic: archeology and paintings, jewelry and sculptures, textiles, furniture and architectural elements.

J H Terry is an internationally recognized dealer of Ethnographic and Asian fine art, Himalayan art, antique collectable textiles and carpets, as well as antiquities from the Indian Subcontinent. The gallery has evolved from a supplier of exquisite textiles and rugs to a showplace of antiquities and art from Asia and beyond.

The Indigo Gallery was established in 1981 in Kathmandu. Our intention was to help foster the Newari painting style of Nepal. For 25 years the gallery has supported young artists who have been reviving the artistry of the medieval period of Newar art, the most celebrated painting form in the history of the culture of Nepal. Indigo Gallery has also become a vital cultural center for the Kathmandu Valley through its series of lectures and slide shows.

The Arnold H. Lieberman Gallery was established in New York in 1971, and since has become an important resource for Asian antiquities to institutions such as The Los Angeles County Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Brooklyn Museum, The Virginia Museum of Art, The Newark Museum of Art, as well as other prestigious institutions in Canada, Europe, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, and Australia. Located in Manhattan, the gallery is open by appointment only, Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.

Himalaya Typical Art features fine Himalayan antiques with an emphasis on ethnographic art from the Nepal middle hills and southern Tibet. Inventory, drawn from over a decade of collecting in Asia, includes architectural pieces, bronze domestic vessels and implements, ritual objects, masks, and furniture. All inquiries and specific requests are welcome.

Shen's Gallery & Imports, Inc. has been a direct importer since 1984, serving design and retail clients the finest in provincial style antique and re-designed Chinese furnishings. Inventory includes rare and exceptional 17-19th century Chinese furniture, stone and wood architectural elements, and designer and museum quality accessories and arts, as well as a limited selection of the highest quality in re-designed pieces.

Greentea Design is an online retailer of Asian-inspired furniture in both antique and modern designs. From rare, authentic antiques to contemporary interpretations of classic designs, our pieces can be stylishly incorporated into modern living.

Joseph G. Gerena Fine Art is a private gallery specializing in Fine Ancient, Tribal, and Asian art and artefacts. Mr. Gerena has over 35 years experience in these three fields, and rather than having specialized in any one area, prefers to handle a wide range of objects, focusing on beauty rather than boundaries.

Thomas Murray is a private dealer of Asian and Tribal art with an emphasis on Indonesian sculpture and textiles. He also features Indian printed cloth from the 13th-18th Centuries, and early Buddhist and Hindu works from South and Southeast Asia. He is a Contributing Editor for HALI, the International Magazine of Carpets and Textiles with over 30 publications to his name, including one on Himalayan Masks now up on the Asian Arts site.

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A wide range of unusual and interesting works from the Indian subcontinent and the Islamic world to appeal both to the serious collector and eclectic buyer. Paintings, bronze images, metalwork, ceramics, textiles, ivories and wood carvings are amongst the many objects for sale.

Myrna Myers opened her gallery in Paris 30 years ago in a celadon and blue and white décor, reflecting her specialization then in Chinese ceramics. Soon after, her interests expanded to include archaic jades and far eastern silk textiles, marking a very personal choice of works and giving the gallery its atmosphere of a private collector's study.

Alexander Götz specialises in South and Southeast Asian art dating from pre-historic times to the 14th century AD, including Neolithic pottery, Dongson bronzes; early Hindu and Buddhist sculpture in gold, bronze and stone from Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia; Early Indian and Himalayan sculpture and Gandharan sculpture from Afghanistan and Pakistan.

With over 20 years of experience dealing Chinese and Tibetan antiques, Teresa Coleman Fine Arts is best known for its collection of antique embroidered costumes from the Chinese imperial court, with approximately 2,000 pieces dating from the Ching Dynasty (1644-1911). Complimenting the collection are costume accessories and ornaments, including fans, lacquered boxes, and jewelry. The gallery also has a good collection of antique oriental rugs from Tibet and China.

The Gedun Choephel Artists' Guild is the cooperative venture of a group of Lhasa's top contemporary painters. The Gallery is located in the heart of Lhasa's ancient Barkhor. Guild painters are represented in Nepal and the USA by leading galleries.

Himalayan Antiques is owned and operated by Paul Morse and Thomas Arsenault, who have been visiting the Himalayan region annually since the 1980's. Each year they assemble a large and eclectic collection of ritual and domestic objects from the region, which they sell by appointment from their shop in an old New England farmhouse.