Antique shops

Yves-Henri Elsen has a passion for special objects, and he searches all across Europe to find treasures.

Marc Michot's gallery has been well known for many years for its wide selection of Chinese ceramics and art, and is the only gallery in Belgium of its genre offering such a wide range.

Do not be fooled by its name.

Back in 1976, Marc Van de Wiele started his business here specialising in illustrated books dating from the 15th century right up to the 20th century, offering everything from medical publications to atlases.

International auction house Rob Michiels Auctions specialises in Asian art and European ceramics.

Depot d'O is a veritable curiosity cabinet, a treasure trove of quirky household finds.

After graduating with a degree in African Philology and History, Yannick De Hondt decided to open his own gallery specialising in - you guessed it - European and African art.

Antiek Theatergalerij – Atelier Papageno is an antiques shop with its own workshop for restorations and can boast over 50 years of experience in the business.

Lieven Moenaert loves antiques and books, and you will find 10,000 books here, with everything from local art history to rare 15th century volumes and hundreds of old cadastre maps of (former) Flemish towns.

The De Clerck family knows how to receive antiques lovers in style – located in a 17th-century building that was expanded in the 19th century.

Kathleen Storme only sells things that she herself has fallen in love with.

Didier Abbeloos is passionate about quality antiques.

Jean Moust has been running this gallery specialising in 17th century Flemish and Dutch paintings for the past 27 years.

Right in the heart of Bruges you will find this 19th century building full of art, antiques and curiosities.

Like father, like son; It made absolute sense for Anthony Short to join the world of antiques.