Jeremy Knowles has been dealing with Indian and Asian works of art for over fifteen years, specialising in fine and decorative sculpture and paintings and works on an appointment only basis in St. James's, London's fine art district.

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.

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 jewellery, folk and tribal art from India and Tibet.

The Collection provides early Chinese, Southeast Asian, Japanese and Tribal antiques and objects. Each object has been thoroughly examined on authenticity and style and attended with a full detailed authentication attest or/and laboratory analyse report.

Our Oriental Collections Section focuses on fine antiques from Asia: Indian Early Sculptures, Gandhara, Chinese Ceramics, Jades, Bronze, Himalayan and South East., it features an ever changing assortment of fine works from dealers and collectors around the world.

Michael Backman Ltd specializes in rare and unusual works of art from India, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and the Islamic World, the Himalayas, as well as Chinese & Export Chinese works, including Straits Chinese art. The Gallery has sold to private collections around the world and to museums in the US, Canada, Australia, France and Malaysia in the last 12 months.

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.

Alexis Renard will be exhibiting at The New York Arts of the Pacific Asia from March 21st through March 24th, 2008 on Booth E7. 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.

Devoted to the art of India, the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, this exhibition presents a group of images,sacred sculptures which were originally created for devotion. Collected and selected with conscientiousness and integrity, these objects reflect our enthusiasm and interest in Asian civilizations.

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.

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.

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.

Angelo Attilio Attili has been a dealer of Asian Art since Early Eighties. His gallery specializes in Early Chinese and Southeast Asian works of art and provides a wide range of objects in the field of sculptures, ritual objects and bronzes. Areas of particular interest are Asian Tribal art and Himalayan art.

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.

Astamangala, established in 1979, is the only gallery in Holland specializing in ancient art and ethnographic objects from the Himalayan region. The main focus is on Buddhist art from Tibet, with a collection of thangkas ranging from the 12th to the beginning of the 20th century, bronzes, with an emphasis on the earlier styles (till the 17th century), ritual objects, furniture, textiles and rugs, etc.