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Fairs

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PAN Amsterdam
Place: Amsterdam RAI Parkhal - Amsterdam, Europaplein, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: This event is renowned for its high-quality, international offerings of paintings and sculptures from the 16th century to the present, modern and antique furniture and objects, maps and prints and 20th-century design. It also presents art from diverse cultures: Greek, Roman, Asian and Pre-Columbian art, ethnic art, new Japanese and South Korean painting and African art. The quality of all items on sale is monitored by 18 specialist vetting committees, made up of more than 80 experts. They assess the authenticity, quality and condition of all the objects before the fair opens.
Exhibitors showing works from Asia include EH Ariens Kappers Oude Prenten / C.J.P. van der Peet Japanese Prints; Hamadi Oriental Art; Pieter Hoogendijk; Hotei Japanese Prints; Kollenburg Antiquairs; Oranda Jin; Polak Works of Art; E. Pranger Oriental Art; Guus Röell; Paul Rutten Asiatic and Tribal Art; Vanderven & Vanderven Oriental Art; and Kunstzalen A. Vecht.
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Sculptures, works of art, ceramics and glass, Impressionist and Modern paintings
Place: Kunstzalen A. Vecht, Stand N°: 43 - Amsterdam, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 40, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: We are broadly orientated, but our emphasis lies on European and Asian sculpture and works of art, ceramics and glass and impressionist and modern art.
We strive for a high quality. Therefore we have dealt with private collectors, as well as with museums all over the world.
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Oriental and Asian art
Place: Vanderven & Vanderven Oriental Art, Stand N°: 5 - Hertogenbosch, Nachtegaalslaantje 1, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Vanderven & Vanderven Oriental Art, specialises in Asian art with an emphasis on Chinese and Japanese export porcelain. Also included are early bronzes and terracotta objects dating from as early as 3000 BC as well as Chinese works of art and colonial furniture. The firm has sold to numerous private collectors, decorators, museums and historic houses in the world.
Every sale should be a festive occasion, where the client should feel happy with the object and the sale process. We aim to provide all the academic information with our object in a written report. We also offer a door to door delivery service. The client therefore buys with full confidence and utmost convenience.
The business is run from offices in an historical building in the centre of the medieval town of ‘s-Hertogenbosch. Visitors are welcome on Friday or by appointment or they can see the collection on our stand at one of the fairs in which we participate.
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Art from Nepal, Tibet, Africa and Southeast Asia
Place: Paul Rutten Asiatic & Tribal Art, Stand N°: 44 - Amsterdam, Keizersgracht 574, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Art from Nepal, Tibet, Africa and Southeast Asia
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Furniture, works of art and paintings
Place: Guus Röell Fine Art & Antiques, Stand N°: 142 - Maastricht, Tongersestraat 2, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Specializes in Furniture, works of art and paintings for the western markets out of the trading posts of the former Dutch East Indian Compagny, the VOC.
18th century town house in the centre of Maastricht with 10 differently 17th to 19th century decorated rooms. Open by appointment.

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Oriental Art
Place: E. Pranger Oriental Art, Stand N°: 63 - Amsterdam, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 53, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Edward Pranger Oriental Art specializes in antique Chinese and Japanese ceramics and works of art. You will also find court-and fat-ladies, and ceramic funerary sculptures.
Ancient bronze ritual vessels, and inlaid bronze works of art such as objects for personal adornment, are a key part of this important collection of Asian antiques.
And Japanese art forms such as netsuke, lacquer, inro, tsuba and sagemono are prominently represented. These pieces are invariably made from organic materials such as lacquer, ivory, wood, rhinoceros horn, soapstone and hardstones.
Tibetan and Thai Buddhist sculpture, displayed on 18th and 19th century Chinese furniture, can frequently be viewed in the spacious gallery.
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Archaeology, Asiatic art, Earthenware, Glass, Furniture, Porcelain, Sculptures
Place: Polak Works of Art, Stand N°: 70 - Amsterdam, Spiegelgracht 3, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Polak Works of Art is an antiques and art store the likes of which are few and far between nowadays. The store unequivocally belongs to the higher quality segment. The items are of immaculate quality and represent a wide array of cultures and periods. From a French medieval Madonna and a gothic two-panel painting to a Buddha statue to a pearl inlaid ornamented bow from the Solomon Islands. The collection also houses a selection of colourful Indian paintings, ethnographics, Roman bronze works, Chinese glass, Dutch silver, remarkable antique furniture and modern jewellery.
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Japanese paintings and painters’ ceramics
Place: Oranda Jin, Stand N°: 78 - 's-Hertogenbosch, Jon de Jong, Marleen van Rheden, Kalverstraat 28, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Oranda Jin (Dutchman in Japanese) was founded in 1987 by Jon de Jong. Oranda Jin sells original Japanese scroll paintings, fan paintings, drawings, painting albums and even pottery decorated by painters.
In stock are antique paintings of good quality from important Japanese painting schools like Shijo-Maruyama, Nanga, Nihonga and Zen. In the first week of each month Oranda Jin's website gallery presents a new selection. If you don't find there what you're looking for, please contact us. There is a lot more.
Oranda Jin is settled in 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands. You are welcome to make an appointment to visit us.
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Algemeen antiquair
Place: Kollenburg Antiquairs BV, Stand N°: 61 - Oirschot, Postbus 171, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: With a broad client base, mainly in North Western Europe, Kollenburg Antiquairs endeavours to show the absolute top quality in antique furniture and objets d’art originating of the Low Countries.
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Japanese prints, paintings, Japanese illustrated books, Japanese Art Deco
Place: Hotei Japanese Prints, Stand N°: 65 - Leiden, Rapenburg 19, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Hotei Japanese Prints always has several hundred Japanese prints in stock, as well as c.80 scroll paintings, a small selection of illustrated books and a growing number of objects ranging from ceramics by artists such as Hamada Shoji and Shimaoka Tatsuzō, bronze vases and objects by Nakajima Yasumi, early 20th century lacquer, mizusashi (water containers) and cloisonné.
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18th century furniture, objets d´art
Place: Pieter Hoogendijk, Stand N°: 155 - Naarden, Amsterdamsestraatweg 31, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Specialising in 18th century furniture from the Northern European countries, with a preference for European and Japanese furniture decorated with lacquer, as well as veneered and marquetry pieces from France and the Netherlands. The collection also embraces select paintings from the 17th until 19th centuries, and different decorative arts including European and Oriental porcelain, Delftware, silver and tapestries. In other words a generalist.
The in-house furniture restoration studio offers special services to clients.
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Chinese, Oriental ceramics and fine Asian works of Art
Place: Hamadi Oriental Art, Stand N°: 134 - Hattem, Kerkhofstraat 3, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Our current stock covers various types of Chinese porcelain including blue and white, monochromes, blanc de chine, famille verte and famille rose. Our gallery is located in an old pittoresque town of Hattem in the Netherlands.
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Japanese woodblock prints from the 18th - 20th century Ukiyo-e
Place: E.H. Ariëns Kappers Oude Prenten / C.J.P. van der Peet Japanese Prints, Stand N°: 60 - Amsterdam, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 32, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: In November, we will participate at the Arts Fair PAN in Amsterdam, and issue a small catalogue of about 20 new prints.
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Pars Oriental Carpets
Place: Foumani Persian Gallery, Stand N°: 74 - Amsterdam, Beethovenstraat 107a, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: We are very proud to be able to say that Foumani has become a concept in the international market and that people value our knowledge and judgement about new and antique hand-made carpets. Having so much experience, we can offer truly exclusive and antique carpets to our customers with one whole year exchange warranty and ten years quality guarantee. Up to now, our goal has been to better promote this exclusive art form. That is why we wanted to open a gallery in Amsterdam, one of best known cultural cities in Europe.
We realised our wishes on April 5th 2003, when Foumani Persian Gallery opened. Considering the geographical position of Amsterdam, we will be able to get in touch with international customers as well as our beloved Dutch customers.
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Aziatica, Ethnografica en Netsukes
Place: Algemeene Ethnografica en Kunsthandel Aalderink, Stand N°: 80 - Amsterdam, Spiegelgracht 15, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Algemene Ethnografica- en Kunsthandel Aalderink BV is a dealer of Asiatic art, Ethnographic art, Pre-Columbian art in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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Chinese porcelain from the 15th to the 19th centuries
Place: Luis Alegria, Stand N°: 50 - Porto, Av. Dr. Antunes Guimaraes, Portugal
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Founded in 1981, Luis Alegria specialises in eighteenth and nineteenth century marine paintings, seventeenth and eighteenth century furniture, seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth century Portuguese tiles and Chinese porcelain from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries.
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Dutch Delftware, Oriental art and Continental furniture
Place: Aronson Antiquairs, Stand N°: 4 - Amsterdam, Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 39, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Aronson Antiquairs is now in its fifth generation. Robert Aronson runs this prestigious gallery on the Nieuwe Spiegelstraat which was founded in 1881.
In the gallery you will find some of the earliest objects made by the Delft factories in the 17th century, and a superb collection of polychrome animals, figures, plaques and chargers from the 18th century.
Also to be found is Continental furniture from both the 17th and 18th century. Treat yourself to a visit to Aronson Antiquairs whenever you are in Amsterdam.
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Contemporary Art from Asia, Latin America and Australia/New Zealand
Place: Canvas International Art, Stand N°: 125 - Amsterdam, Gerard Doustraat 142-144, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: CANVAS INTERNATIONAL ART founded in 1995 by Joris Escher and Martijn Kielstra, presents and promotes the work of young contemporary artists from Asia, Latin America and Australia. Canvas organises exhibitions either in its own gallery, or in conjunction with museums or other art institutions. Besides a gallery Canvas runs an art rental for companies and regularly publishes books about the work of the artists.
CANVAS WORKS with artists whose ideas, concepts or thoughts are relevant to us. The artists live in major cities in Latin America, Asia and Australia and are mostlu under 45. They often move in international circles and make contemporary art. You won't find traditional, ethnic or craft pieces in Canvas. Canvas is not limited to certain techniques or mediums. The artists produce paintings, graphic art, drawings, photography, video installations, digital prints, sound.
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Indian and Oriental Antique Jewellery, South Sea Baroque Pearls
Place: Van Gelder Indian Jewellery, Baroque Pearls, Stand N°: 71 - s-Hertogenbosch, Oude Dieze 15, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: The prime specialisation of Van Gelder is antique Indian Moghul style jewellery. The collection consists of jewellery set with a large variety of fine gems, pearls and decorated with different enamel techniques. A second field well represented by Van Gelder are South Sea Baroque Pearls of exceptional size and quality. The pearls are drilled at our own workshop where they are fitted at the client´s individual requirements.
Together with the participation in different high quality national and international fine art and antiques fairs, there is the possibility to view the collection by appointment.
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Asian Contemporary Art
Place: Willem Kerseboom Modern & Contemporary Art, Stand N°: 122 - Amsterdam, Leidsegracht 38-40, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Willem Kerseboom Gallery is Gallery for Modern & Contemporary art since 1990 - specialising in Chinese Contemporary art.
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Books, Antiquarian and Asian art
Place: Meijering Art Books, Stand N°: 146 - Dreumel, Rooijsestraat 11, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: By appointment.

Meijering Art Books, is an antiquarian book company, specialised in books on Asian art. Chinese and Japanese art are the main subjects. We cater to international Asian museums, dealers and collectors. Meijering Art Books, sells via internet, art fairs and the gallery in the south of Holland.
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Oriental Rugs and Textiles, Antique and Design
Place: N. Vrouyr, Stand N°: 22 - Antwerpen, Komedieplaats 4, Belgium
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: N.Vrouyr has a very wide choice in antique, semi-antique and modern design rugs.

Iran (antique and modern)
Turkey (antique and modern)
Afghanistan (antique and modern)
Armenia (antique and modern)
India (antique)
Nepal (modern)
Tibet (antique)
China (antique)
Caucasus (antique)
High Atlas (antique)

The selection of large sized rugs is overwhelming (starting from 12m² up to 30m² and more). Textiles and ethnographical items such as horse covers, tent bands, saddlebags, suzani embroideries etc. are also richly represented.
We also buy old carpets or take goods in consignment.
The rugs can be presented at your home, without any commitment.
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19th and 20th century sculpture, paintings, furniture and works of art
Place: Wijermars Fine Art, Stand N°: 90 - De Wijk, Dorpsstraat 10, Netherlands
Date: Nov 22, 09 to Nov 29, 09
Detail: Wijermars Antiquairs was founded in 1974 by Gerard Wijermars Fine Art was established in 1974 by Gerard Wijermars as a general antiques business and he was later joined by his wife Netteke and his son Joan. From the very beginning personal taste and the tendency for quality have determined the contents of the collection. Predominantly dealing in French and Dutch furniture, paintings and Oriental ceramics the family business established itself as one of Europe’s major dealers participating in many international fairs among which TEFAF Maastricht. In the nineties they started to deal in sculpture. This new direction proved not only successful but very inspiring as well. The family's predilection for sculpture resulted in a steady grow of the number of sculptures in the collection. Now Wijermars Fine Art is one of the world’s leading dealers in 19th and early 20th century sculpture.
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