The Singapore cityscape looks like it was ripped from the pages of a science fiction comic book. If you’re hungry for a true Singapore experience, sample the myriad street foods or take a cultural cooking class. The Botanic Gardens and the Gardens By the Bay offer a slice of horticultural heaven, and the observation deck of the Sands SkyPark makes you feel like you’re high above the clouds. The banks and walkways along the Singapore River bustle with local activity.
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As the name suggests, Antiques of the Orient boasts unique artefacts from Asia’s colonial past. There are delicate Chinese porcelain, furniture, rare maps and prints, along with Antiquarian books.
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Located in the effervescent lifestyle mall on Orchard Road, Tanglin Mall, the Asia Ancient Gallery joins several other antique stores, offering a collection of practical antiques such as dining tables and chairs, bureaus and chests.
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If you love Asian art and culture, East Inspirations is the perfect destination. Every piece of vintage and antique is specially curated by the owner Mr Cheong, and there is always a story behind every item. Start your treasure hunting now at East Inspirations!
East Inspiration is a treasure hut full of surprises. I bought a beautiful piece of antique cabinet and discovered so many others unique collectible items as well. Mr.Cheong- shop owner and Sales Associate-Elaine are very helpful and knowledgeable. If you like, you may also join them for a tea session and discover yourself the beauty of Asian cultures and experience the warmest hospitality from Singapore!
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Three generations old family run business of Oriental antiques, arts and craft in Singapore. Trading collectibles from porcelains, wood, jades, paintings, calligraphy and Yixing teapots. Organised Talks, auctions and exhibitions in the small 5000 sqft in the heart of Singapore Chinatown.
I had the pleasure of meeting the founder of Chan Ngee, Mr Goh Yong Chiang, and his son, Seng Ngee, at their shop recently. Besides the shop being a repository of artefacts dating back to the Qing Dynasty, as well as more affordable vintage items, it was amazing to hear fascinating stories about the Singapore of yore from its owners. The elder Goh, who is so warm and friendly, is a treasure trove of lively anecdotes of the past. He even performed the traditional Gongfu tea ceremony for me (with amazing deftness for an 80-year-old!) as we chatted.So grateful to be privy to one of Singapore's authentic historical narratives. His son, Seng Ngee, gives lots of context to the various pieces in the shops. The shop specialises in Yingxi teapots which are made of a super absorbant clay that retains the flavour of tea. They are also holding an exhibition on local and Chinese artisans their upper floor, which I suggest you go check out.
For Asian antiques and rare artefacts, Apsara Antiques and Arts is undoubtedly one of the best places to go in Singapore.
To add an oriental feel to your home, head to Ming Fang Antique House for rare Chinese antiques. Bargain-hunters can also practice their haggling skills as you negotiate the best prices for your selected items.
Asia Timepiece Centre (ATC) is a Singapore-registered business specialising in both vintage and modern pre-owned watches. Our store is located in Singapore, also affectionately known as the 'red dot' displayed in the world map. The founder of ATC is an avid watch collector and has collected a vast amount of both vintage & modern luxury timepieces through his years of travelling across many countr
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