Located in Amsterdam (the Netherlands), ShangriLa Antiques specializes in collecting and trading 17th & 18th century porcelain from China and Japan.
Bob Montagne (owner) and Freek Pals (owner) both studied history at the University of Amsterdam and specialized in the Dutch Golden Age. This website is dedicated to their private collection of porcelain. The collection is a reference collection of Japanese and Chinese porcelain, with a specific focus on Dutch decorated Chinese porcelain. The collection consist of several 1000 pieces and is freely usable and accesible for all for study purposes.
The items on this website are not for sale, but can be loaned to museums or can be studied on request. Pieces have also been rented out to movie sets for decoration purposes. This is still possible.
For pieces that can be bought visit www.shangrila-antique.com.
Recently Added to our Collection
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1450 Very nice decorated dish. Qianlong Period. Landscape scene
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1449 Antique Ca 1720-1740 Blue and White Chinese Bowl Redecorated in London. Amsterdam Bont
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1447 Antique Ca 1720-1740 Blue and White Chinese Bowl Redecorated in Holland. Amsterdam Bont
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1448 Antique Ca 1720-1740 Blue and White Chinese Bowl Redecorated in Holland. Amsterdam Bont
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1446 Antique Ca 1720-1740 Blue and White Chinese Bowl Redecorated in Holland. Amsterdam Bont
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1445 Antique Ca 1700-1730 Blue and White Chinese Bowl Redecorated in Holland. Amsterdam Bont
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1444 Nice Kangxi/Yongzheng period Kraak revival plate Qing Dynasty
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1442 Antique Chinese Kangxi dish Amsterdam Bont Plate with Imari Decoration
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1443 Antique Chinese Kangxi dish Amsterdam Bont Plate with Imari Decoration
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1441 Antique Ca 1720-1740 Teapot. Blue and White Chinese Teapot Redecorated in Holland. Amsterdam Bont
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1440 Antique Chinese Kangxi dish Amsterdam Bont Plate with Imari Decoration
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1439 Antique Japanese porcelain Dish with Green and Red decoration. 17th c
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