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Introducing: VAJRA, Tibetan Arts and Crafts – new at The MAAC

Tayo Ritual Ornament - Tibet-Nepal - at VAJRA - at Manhattan Art & Antiques Center

Introducing our newest gallery at The MAAC: VAJRA, in Gallery #53. VAJRA specializes in Tibetan Arts and Crafts. A taste of the wonderful items you’ll find: Tribal Ethnic Gao Box Kira Dress   Mongolian Ritual Vase   Agor Tibetan Female Ear Ornament   Tayo Ritual Ornament Visit VAJRA in Gallery #53 at The Manhattan Art […]

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Less Than 2 Weeks Until Our June Auction!

Letter from Ernest Hemingway - at Manhattan Art & Antiques Center's June Auction

Our June auction is coming up soon! You can register on LiveAuctioneers or Invaluable to bid on property and estate from Jane N. Rothschild  and many other unique antiques, art and collectibles. Art Nouveau glass, porcelain from Royal Copenhagen, Royal Vienna, Meissan. Indian miniatures, Islamic weapons, Art and antiques from Russia, France, England, Chinese, Japanese, […]

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June MAAC Auction – Rothschild Estate and Various Art & Antiques

Auction – June 12th 2018 - Manhattan Art & Antiques Center

Register for our June auction on LiveAuctioneers or Invaluable. The auction will take place on Tuesday, June 12th, 2018 at 1:00 pm EST. Property and estate from Jane N. Rothschild including sterling silver, English furniture, artwork, Ernest Hemingway signed letter, Baccarat crystal, early Chinese reverse glass painting, early Renoir etchings, Hiroshige Japanese woodblock print and […]

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Jewelry, Jade and Much More – at our January Sale!

Our January Sale is next week! Tuesday, January 16, 2018 at 1:00 pm. Register now on LiveAuctioneers. You’ll discover: Vintage and Antique Jewelry Jade & Bronze items: Japanese Art – including Woodblock Prints:   Have a particular treasure in mind? We have over 300 lots of art, antiques, jewelry and collectibles including the above and: […]

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More Holiday Delights – Shop Our Holiday Collection

Finding only humdrum holiday gifts? Our galleries have the solution: Unique and exceptional art & antiques sure to delight the recipients. Last week, we looked at presents for a few of the people on your list. You can also go to our Holiday Collection for fascinating finds – and visit our Midtown galleries in person […]

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MAAC Auction – November 9th

Register now for our auction on LiveAuctioneers – it takes place next week! On Thursday, November 9th, The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center will offer numerous exquisite antiques and works of art for you to bid on. Chinese, European, African, Middle Eastern, Indian, Asian. Porcelain, Jewelry, Silver, Furniture, Glass, Tribal, Antiquities, Islamic Art, Persian Art […]

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Friday Finds: Buddhist Art – at The MAAC

Buddhist Art at The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center

The Rubin Museum of Art celebrates the art of Himalayan Asia – and is a uniquely peaceful environment. Visit the museum and you’ll see astonishing art in their current exhibit “Masterworks of Himalayan Art” depicting important Buddhist figures: (All images from The Rubin Museum of Art’s Instagram: @rubinmuseum) Here at the MAAC, a number of our galleries […]

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The 10 Essential Questions to Ask When Buying Antiques (Part 1)

Tibetan Bronze Buddha on Lotus Base

When you choose to invest in an antique you’re buying a sense of history, a story – with loads of character. Before you make your decision to purchase, it’s important to ask yourself some fundamental questions. The answers will lead you to make informed choices that will encourage a lifelong relationship with antique buying. 1) […]

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Announcing: MAAC on the Map

MAAC on the Map - at the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center

  We are pleased to announce an exciting new arts initiative at The Manhattan Art & Antique Center – MAAC on the Map. It is a four-part exhibition series happening in 2017. The first event in the series is a contemporary art exhibition featuring the work of several female Asian artists working in New York […]

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Chinese Cobalt at The MAAC

Exceptional and Rare Kangxi Ewer and Cover - at Suchow and Seigel Antiques at the-maac.com

The Brooklyn Museum has an interesting post about the history of Korean Porcelain: Notably: “Korean ceramic artists developed cobalt-decorated porcelains in the fifteenth century after admiring Chinese examples for years.” The admiration is understandable. And these items at our galleries makes it clear why Chinese cobalt porcelain items were so coveted: Exceptional and Rare Kangxi […]

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