A curated gallery specializing in antique porcelain, hardwood furniture, fine art paintings, and clocks & lamps — each piece selected for its history, craftsmanship, and condition. We also welcome consignments from collectors and estates.
We are a group of collectors and admirers of ancient and contemporary Asian art. For fifteen years, we have been collecting, purchasing, and admiring antique craftsmanship — the porcelain, hardwood furniture, and fine arts that make up this gallery today.
Every piece in the gallery is chosen on its own merits — age alone is never enough.
Bleu de Huế, famille rose, and wucai porcelain — vases, bowls, fish bowls, dishes, and tea sets from the 18th and 19th centuries, inspected for maker's marks, condition, and rarity.
Pedestals, marble-inlaid chairs, and finely carved case pieces — restored where needed, always with an eye toward originality.
From world-class names like Le Pho, Vu Cao Dam, and Mai Trung Thu, to Resistance War–era masters Luu Cong Nhan, Duong Bich Lien, and Bui Xuan Phai, to contemporary artists including Dang Xuan Hoa and Bui Huu Hung.
Louis-era clocks, Tiffany lamps, and French gilt clocks, serviced by trusted specialists and sold in working order.
If you're holding a piece of porcelain, a family clock, or a painting that deserves a wider audience, we'd like to see it. We appraise, price, and present consigned pieces to a network of collectors and dealers — you retain ownership until it sells.
Send photos or bring the piece in; we assess authenticity, condition, and market value at no obligation.
We agree on a reserve price and commission together before anything goes on display.
Your piece is presented in the gallery and to our collector network until it finds its buyer.
Every piece is examined against maker's marks, materials, and period technique before it's offered for sale.
We document ownership history where it can be traced, so buyers know what they're acquiring.
Fragile and large pieces are packed and delivered by handlers experienced with antiques and fine art.
Photographs rarely do justice to porcelain glaze, wood grain, or a clock's mechanism. We're glad to arrange a private viewing for larger pieces.