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Antiques of the Orient - Singapore

Antiques of the OrientAntiques of the Orient was formed in 1981 by the late Michael J. Sweet and Ms Julie Yeo to retail Oriental works of art, particularly Chinese porcelain and furniture, and to a lesser extent, maps and prints. We started out in a small shop in the basement of Tanglin Shopping Centre where we remained until 1987, when we relocated to our present premises in a larger unit on the second floor. As time passed, our focus shifted from porcelain and furniture to antiquarian maps and prints.  Today Antiques of the Orient, enjoys an international reputation as specialist purveyors of antiquarian maps and prints with a focus on Southeast Asia in general and Singapore in particular. Among the other items we deal in are antiquarian books, maritime charts of Southeast Asia, original nineteenth-century photographs and postcards, Japanese woodblock prints, porcelain - mainly Qing, Oriental works of art and ephemera: old share and bond certificates, Shanghai and Travel posters. Among the other important prints we carry are sixteenth & seventeenth-century voyages of the Dutch Explorer/Travellers compiled by de Bry, Valentyn and Commelin, eighteenth-century engravings of William Hogarth.

Antiques of the Orient Pte. Ltd. 
19 Tanglin Road #02-40
Tanglin Shopping Centre
Singapore 247909

Tel: 65-67349351
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Website: www.aoto.com.sg

Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 10:00am to 6:00pm, Sun & PH 11:00am to 4:00pm.

 

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