Over 2000 exclusive objects from Oceania, Africa, Indonesia, China, Japan, Tibet and Laos, will come together at what is TAF Amsterdam 2010. The exhibition comprises jewellery and sculptures, but also textiles, masks, implements and furniture. Special pieces from far-away countries. In the last weekend of October they are to be seen and purchased in Amsterdam, at the eight edition of TAF Amsterdam.


Opening times:
Thursday 28 October 18.00 - 20.00
29 October until 31 October 11.00 - 18.00
Opening 28 October, 15.00 - 18:00 (on invitation only)
Admission fee: Euro 5,00
Location:
De Duif (how to get there)
Prinsengracht 756, Amsterdam
more info: info@gallery-lemaire.com
Press agency: www.pressonly.nl



Mikael Jaspers
Doarpsstrjitte 34
9245 HR Nij Beets (Frl.)
The Netherlands
T: +31 (0)512 461818
M: +31 (0)6 51204393
info@mikaeljaspers.com
www.mikaeljaspers.com
Opening hours: by appointment

I'm specialized in authentic antique Chinese furniture and objects which I supply to dealers and collectors. I travel to China myself and select the pieces I consider interesting on the spot.
Out of dissatisfaction with methods and quality of restoration-work on furniture done in China, I only buy items in an untouched, authentic condition. As far as restoration is required, I do the work myself, as to maintain as much of its original character as possible.

The collection ranges from early 17th century cabinets and storage jars to paintings, sculpture and textiles.
A small collection of shamanism related objects from Nepal are a side-path.
A tightly packed 200m2 warehouse offers plenty of choice.
Nij Beets is located along highway A7 between Heerenveen and Drachten.


China, Shanxi province, circa 1800.
Portrait on canvas of a dignitary in imperial yellow robe.
Dim.: HxW 194x115cm.