How long does it take to return Asian art at Oriental antiques?
Our hassle-free service means that you are always getting genuine Asian art, professionally packed and delivered to your door for free. 30 Day Money-back Guarantee – if for any reason you’re not 100% satisfied with your item, return it within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
Where can I buy antiques from in Asia?
Visit our general Asian art section for any additional antiques from India, Myanmar (Burma), Thailand and other Oriental countries. More Indo-Persian antiques and South-east Asian antiques are available upon request. Have anything to sell?
Where can I find antique art from Japan?
Our Japanese Art section offers a selection of decorative items including original ukiyo-e woodblock prints, Japanese porcelain, lacquered cabinets and a wide range of other antique Japanese works of art. Visit our general Asian art section for any additional antiques from India, Myanmar (Burma), Thailand and other Oriental countries.
What to look for in an oriental shop?
Here is a Good Selection of Oriental Pieces from early Chinese Porcelain to Carved Camphor Wood Chests, these pieces are a great addition to any Home. For Oriental Rugs, please look in the Rugs Tapestries and Textiles Category.
What kind of antiques are rare in China?
White jade is particularly rare. Vintage Chinese scroll paintings featuring landscapes, floral scenes, or nature scenes are also prized as part of Chinese art collections. Antique Chinese furniture of rosewood feature simple, graceful lines and rich color prized by collectors.
What kind of Chinese furniture is sold out?
16″ Carved Antique Chinese Panel. Sold Out! Compare Chinese Antique End Table From Shu Chi Provence. Solid Elmwood Chinese Antique Chest of Drawers. Korean Antique Kitchen Chest From The Turn of the 20 TH. Century Sold Out! Compare
Here is a Good Selection of Oriental Pieces from early Chinese Porcelain to Carved Camphor Wood Chests, these pieces are a great addition to any Home. For Oriental Rugs, please look in the Rugs Tapestries and Textiles Category.
When did the Chinese start making antique porcelain?
Some Chinese antique pottery dates back more than two thousand years although much antique porcelain comes from the 15th century onward. Porcelain was invented by the Chinese in the 18th century, and the country has been known ever since for their exported porcelain tea sets, dishes, and figurines made with kaolin.
