About Us

ArtAncient Ltd. offers Investment Grade Historical Objects for sale to an International audience via our online gallery. Our British location provides us easy access to the London and European Art markets - source of many objects that ultimately find their way into the World's Museums and Private Collections.

We have a dedicated team of employees, who deal with the research, description, photography and shipping of our items. From our office in Cambridgeshire, UK we send items across the globe, particularly to North American and European clients who include Collectors, Museums and Investors alike.

We warmly welcome visitors to our showroom, by appointment, where our entire stock may be inspected. Please contact us using the details below - if you have any queries or requests, we will be happy to help!

Contact

Company director: Dr. Costas Paraskevaides MBBS BSc

PO BOX 615
Huntingdon,
Cambridgeshire
PE29 9FR
United Kingdom

Email: us@artancient.com

Authenticity Pledge and Trading Practices

Authenticity

Authenticity is one of the single biggest issues in the Art market as a whole. Despite being a relatively small section of the Art market in general, the Antiquities and Historical Collectibles market is plagued with fakes, many of which can be found for sale online and elsewhere without much difficulty.

ArtAncient Ltd. offers a full, unlimited guarantee of Authenticity for all items that we sell. We provide a certificate of authenticity with everything sold. We do not sell imitations or replicas.

Responsible Trading

ArtAncient Ltd. is committed to the ethical purchase of all items of historical significance that we offer. We will never knowingly engage in the purchase of objects whose provenance, or ownership history, is deemed to be dubious or absent.

It is a privilege and a responsibility to buy and sell Rare / Ancient / Historical Objects. These items constitute part of our collective History and as such those involved in the trade of these items have a duty to act responsibly. The irresponsible trading of items that may have been illegally exported from their country of origin threatens both our own Cultural Heritage and the credibility of our field.