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If you are a buyer or a seller of Antiques and would like to buy or offer your items  in our Online Marketplace or open your free listing direct supply store, you have come to the right place. We offer collectors,  private sellers and dealers a place where to show their items, listed for sale at auction or fixed price, offering buyers a complete line, a huge variety of antique products and accessories they can choose from.


Ancient and antique Chinese furniture and artifacts have a fine reputation and a superb craftsmanship. The items made  in the Ming and Qing dynasties. are widely recognized as the best and reached a high level of aesthetic success . Chinese furniture was usually lacquered red or black and then painted, and often carved and sometimes inlaid with other materials such as precious stones,.  Ming furniture is simple with sparse lines and little decoration. It usually features fine and durable precious woods, such as mahogany, sandalwood, rose wood etc. Craftsmen of the Ming Dynasty used the succinct language of art to express their inner feelings, and combined ingeniously with the beauty of simplicity and quietness. So the antique chinese artifacts usually has simple structures, unique shapes and minimal decorations which would reserve the natural beauty of the material. . On eye-striking places there would be simple patterns by relief engraving or openwork carving.

In the early Qing Dynasty, furniture inherited characteristics of the Ming Dynasty,and  people began to pay more attention to material things and demanded decorative and luxurious furnishings, and artifacts. Some pieces were carved from head to foot and had inlays of stone, mother-of-pearl, porcelain, metal, and enamel. reaching a pinnacle of fine design and workmanship from the sixteenth centuries, the later part of the Ming period..


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