Atassi Antique & Arts
7250 Keel Street L4K 1Z8 Vaughan, ON, Canada

Native Amazonian Pottery, hand made from Brazil are available at Atassi Antiques And Art Gallery. Native American pottery is an art form with at least a 7500 year history in the Americas. This type of pottery is made by the more less primitive tribes of native people living along the Amazon River. Pottery is fired ceramics with clay as a component, The clay is dug out of the river banks.

Satsuma pottery is the Western name for very collectable type of Japanese earthenware exported throughout the world since the Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912). It is named after the Satsuma provinces, but was made in many parts of Japan, notably in Kyoto.

Visit our Gallery at Improve Canada Centre ( Unit 373 ) this Sunday From 10:00 am till 5:00 pm, and Enjoy the Antiques Show with over 50 antiques dealers from across Ontario.

Antique Luxury Hand Painted Capodimonte Porcelain Lamps Circa 1945, Available at Atassi Antiques & Arts.

Exquisite Florentine Vitrine Display Cabinet Available at Atassi Antique and Arts gallery in Improve Canada Centre. This exquisite Vitrine Cabinet is hand made in Florence Italy by Italian craftsmen in the early 1900 s, It is all original, hand painted and lovely golden damask lined interior.... It comes apart into two pieces, the top part has one door with curved glass, and the lower part has one drawer on top and one cupboard doors below and two a side. These pieces blend wonderfully in many different decors and it has a Certificate of Authenticity on the back. See more

Pair of Antique Majolica Covered Urns available at Atassi Antique And Arts gallery. This is a fabulous Antique Majolica porcelain urns made in Albissola Italy by artist Pino Gaggero, it is hand painted with landscape and figural designs on ivory ground. The Gaggero Pottery artistic factory was founded for the production of majolica decorated sottovernice and Levantine style and inspired the old Savona.... Guarantee of authenticity to the urns bears the artists Pino Gaggero Signature.

( Sold )Satsuma pottery is the Western name for very collectable type of Japanese earthenware exported throughout the world since the Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912). It is named after the Satsuma provinces, but was made in many parts of Japan, notably in Kyoto.