The Orient Gates
The Orient Gates
The Orient Gates is a family-owned antiques and fine decorative arts business with over 150 years of heritage and expertise in Islamic antiques, Middle Eastern art, and rare objects from across the world.
Our collection brings together carefully selected works from the Islamic world, Europe, India, China, and broader Asia, including antiques, textiles, rugs, furniture, decorative arts, paintings, ceramics, metalwork, and collectible pieces with history, craftsmanship, and cultural value.
For generations, our family has worked with collectors, artisans, galleries, and international buyers, developing a deep eye for quality, authenticity, and timeless beauty. Every piece we offer is chosen with care, not only for its appearance, but for the story, craftsmanship, and presence it carries.
At The Orient Gates, we believe an auction should feel like opening a door into history. Our goal is to present buyers with distinctive pieces that are elegant, meaningful, and worthy of collecting. Whether you are an established collector, interior designer, dealer, or someone discovering antiques for the first time, we invite you to explore our auctions with confidence.
We are proud to share our curated selections through LiveAuctioneers and look forward to serving collectors around the world.
Upcoming Auctions from The Orient Gates
Chinese & Japanese Ceramics & Works of Art
The Orient Gates presents a single-owner auction of Asian works of art - 63 lots of Chinese and Japanese porcelain, carved lacquer, cloisonne enamel and bronze - led by a magnificent garniture of three Japanese Imari baluster jars and covers with shishi finials (Lot 1). The Chinese porcelain runs deep in blue-and-white: Jingdezhen baluster jars and covers, ginger jars, prunus and dragon bottle vases, and Ming-style tianqiuping - alongside famille rose and famille verte enamels, Canton famille rose, and celadon and Longquan-style monochrome glazes, in hu-form, yenyen, meiping and double-gourd forms. Reign and seal marks appear in the Kangxi, Qianlong, Ming (Xuande), Tongzhi and Guangxu taste; every lot is catalogued honestly by period - late Qing dynasty, Republic period and 20th century - with apocryphal marks noted as such. The Japanese section offers Arita and Imari porcelain and a Satsuma-style piece, with Meiji- and Edo-period works. A strong group of works of art completes the sale: carved cinnabar and two-colour lacquer dishes, boxes and covers; cloisonne and Canton enamel vases; Peking overlay glass; archaistic bronze vessels; and a distinctive series of Chinese bronze and brass censers with Arabic inscriptions made for the Islamic market. Every lot is professionally photographed in detail and carries a written condition report; condition reports and additional images are available on request. This is a timed online auction with absentee and live online bidding; worldwide packing and shipping can be arranged.TOP