Shanghai Antique Market is a comprehensive trading market integrating antiques, collections and postal currency cards, including Yunzhou Antique City, Zhongfu Antique City and Lingshi Antique Market. This market is a must for people who like antiques. As for the antique shops and market stalls dotted on many roads, there are countless more. The whole market is large in scale, with complete antique varieties and high popularity.
There is also a niche collection in the antique market, which is ancient books. The ancient books here refer to block printing. Although there are Shanghai ancient books bookstores on Fuzhou Road, most of them are reprinted by modern printing technology. Because it is difficult to preserve, there are very few ancient books printed by engraving, especially in the early Qing Dynasty, and even fewer in the Ming Dynasty, while those in the Song Dynasty are already national treasures.
The Historical Background of Zhongfu Antique City
There are various merchants who collect and deal in antiques from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and Chinese mainland, including porcelain, sundries, furniture, calligraphy and painting, and jewelry. It's definitely a good place to explore treasure. Zhongfu Antique City adopts a unified and standardized management model, emphasizes the professionalism of operation and the scale of the industry, and devotes itself to the transformation of Fuzhou Road Cultural Street with various market models.
All the shops in the Antique City have high-quality security configuration, customer service centers and services that can provide global packaging and express delivery. This flagship model and thoughtful service have attracted many Shanghai antiques to gather here and become a veritable cornucopia of wealth.
On May 28th, 20 12, Block B of Zhongfu Antique City, which is just across the street from the original Zhongfu Antique City, was established, echoing each other from afar. The positioning of Block B lies in the brand-new concept of "Club Antique Night Market", which extends the original business hours to 22: 00 and 24:00 on Saturday and Sunday, giving many antique lovers more time to clean out treasures and making visiting the antique market a daily routine.