Exhibitors

Specializing in fine porcelain from the Yuan to Qing dynasties, Always Art Gallery brings together historical significance and artistic excellence. Their collection also includes contemporary porcelain artworks and tea wares that honor traditional techniques while embracing modern aesthetics.

Established in 1982, Teresa Coleman Fine Arts is renowned for its extensive collection of antique embroidered costumes and textiles from the Qing dynasty and earlier periods. Explore unique accessories like bound foot shoes, embroidered purses, and exquisite jewelry that reflect China's rich heritage. The gallery also features Chinese export works including fans, lacquerware, embroidery, and paintings, alongside Himalayan art including Buddhist paintings, Tibetan furniture, and rugs

Founded by Jacques Barrère, who was born in Paris in 1946 to a family already deeply involved with Chinese art and culture. His grandfather, Mr. Laden, imported modern Chinese ivories, jades, and silks since the beginning of the 20th century. Today, Galerie Jacques Barrère continues this legacy by offering exceptional pieces that bridge Eastern and Western artistic traditions, with a focus on rare artifacts that exemplify cultural exchange.

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Founded by Charles Wong, Ever Arts Gallery specializes in Chinese Furniture and Scholar's Objects, with a particular focus on Bamboo Carving. With over 30 years of experience, Charles has transitioned from a skilled restorer to an expert and consultant for museums and collectors worldwide. The gallery is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich heritage of Chinese craftsmanship through carefully curated pieces that exemplify technical mastery and artistic vision.

Founded in 2020 by two seasoned industry professionals, Lau and Fung Asian Art Gallery specializes in classical Chinese hardwood furniture and scholar's art objects. The founding family brings over 40 years of experience in Chinese classical hardwood furniture and maintains one of the world's premier furniture restoration teams, providing professional antique furniture restoration services to major public and private museums and cultural institutions globally.

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For several decades, Luohan Tang has been dedicated to bringing out of the dark caves of art history a landmark of Chinese culture: Chinese lacquer furniture. Alongside porcelain, silk, and tea, lacquer has helped paint the grand portrait of China for the world. Guarding the secrets of its natural origins and complex techniques, lacquer remained a mysterious material to the West for centuries.

Chinese lacquer furniture embodies the very spirit of China, transforming plain natural resources through sophisticated craftsmanship to serve refined artistic sensibilities. At this year's fair, Luohan Tang presents an impressive red lacquer sedan chair, embellished with gilded engravings (qiangjin) of dragons and phoenixes among clouds. The front of the backrest is carved with a gilded five-clawed dragon, while the back depicts the Five Sacred Peaks in high relief. This exceptional piece may have been crafted for an empress of the Qing Dynasty in the late 18th or 19th century. They will also showcase an exquisite persimmon-colored low display cabinet from the early 18th century, adorned with the most refined Tianqi, Qiangjin, and Caihui techniques.

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Tinny Art House is an art advisory firm dedicated to helping collectors better understand the art market and start collecting as a pastime. They provide consulting services to seasoned collectors for estate and collection planning, and assist with private sales and secondary market transactions. Regularly holding exhibitions in Hong Kong and mainland China, they also host auction preview guided tours to deepen clients' understanding of the market and different categories of art.

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Specializing in fine furniture, unique Chinese art objects, and primitive art pieces, Connie Tsang Works of Art Ltd is backed by extensive experience in the Chinese antique furniture business. Connie's love for exquisite wood and scholar art has deepened her understanding of furniture craftsmanship. With a discerning eye for ceramics, fine art, and Chinese export silver, the gallery also offers consulting services to help clients curate authentic and valuable collections that highlight cultural significance and quality.

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Founded in 1985, Hon Ming Gallery specializes in Chinese classical furniture dealing, restoration, advisory, and collection management. Based on rich experience in furniture restoration, inherited from the founder's father who worked in this field since 1940, the gallery offers deep understanding of Chinese traditional woodwork, precious materials, and techniques. This invaluable knowledge has led Hon Ming to collect some of the rarest and most refined furniture pieces in the world.

Alongside Chinese furniture, the gallery also specializes in scholar objects, displaying implements such as brush pots, screens, and various calligraphy tools that represent the physical embodiment of the scholar's intellectual curiosity and rare aesthetic taste. Passing down to the third generation, the gallery's vision is "Admire the Present, Revere the Past," dedicated to promoting Chinese traditional craftsmanship and cultivating a lifestyle of art and culture appreciation by bringing classical and contemporary art together in a thoughtfully curated setting. The gallery has been working closely with museums, institutions, and private collectors over the decades, actively promoting Chinese art and culture through talks, exhibitions, and handling sessions.
 

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