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.

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.

Simon Ray has been dealing with Indian and Islamic Works of Art for twenty years, specialising in a wide range of fine and decorative court arts from the great Indian and Islamic empires.

From the late 70's Ethnoarte Gallery (founded by Mr. Gianfranco Rossi) has dealt in Southeast Asian art, Indian and Buddhist sculpture, ethnic jewellery and ritual art. The Gallery has become one of the most specialized places in Italy and very well-known worldwide among collectors, thanks to the refined selection of pieces and considerable exhibitions on ancient Asian culture and ethnography.

Rossi & Rossi specialize in traditional Tibetan and Himalayan art as well as in emerging contemporary artists from all over Asia.

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.

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.

Carlo Cristi specializes in high quality antiquities from South and Southeast Asia and the Himlayas. He is equally dedicated to exhibiting fine objects in the fields of sculpture, painting and textiles.

Dealer and consultant of Indian art, Prahlad Bubbar is a leading specialist in classical paintings from 1400-1900. Focussing on paintings from across India and old masters of Indian photography, Prahlad has placed works of historical importance and great beauty in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, the Museum Rietberg, Zurich, and the David Collection, Copenhagen, in addition to numerous other institutions and private collections around the world.

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.

Michel Halter is a renowned specialist dealer in antique and ethnic jewellery. He is also a law graduate, an expert to the Law Courts and a member of ABEX, the official Belgian Experts Association. For over 25 years, his passion has led him to uncover the most remarkable pieces of ethnic jewellery from many parts of the world.

'Om Mani Padme Hum', the lotus is the jewel of creation, contains the essence of Buddha's teachings. This widely used mantra is associated with Sadaksari, an emanation of Avalokitèsvara, the Bodhisattva of compassion. It is commonly carved on rocks or written on paper inserted into prayer wheels, or refrains of sacred texts. Saying 'Om Mani Padme Hum', or viewing the mantra, evokes the powerful benevolent attention and blessings of Avalokitèsvara.

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.

Depuis sa création en 1983, la galerie Le Toit du Monde s'est vouée aux cultures himalayennes : animistes, chamaniques, hindouistes et bouddhistes. A travers de nombreuses expositions elle s'est évertuée, avec son créateur et animateur François Pannier, à promouvoir les cultures du Népal, Tibet, Sikkim, Bhouthan, Laddakh, Himachal et Arunachal. Pradesh. Mieux faire connaître ces pays et découvrir des faces cachées ou méconnues de leurs cultures sont notre plaisir et notre ambition.

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.