Michael Lipitch Ltd
Dealer of World Furniture, Objects & Museum Pieces of the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century .
Michael Lipitch established his antiques business in 1960. However, the family name 'Lipitch' has been synonymous with the antiques profession for one hundred years.
The company aims to provide collectors, museums and designers an opportunity to utilise the experience of an established expert in 17th, 18th & 19th century antiques.
All pieces are personally selected by Michael, with authenticity, provenance, rarity, original colour and patination being of upmost importance.
Michael Lipitch is based in St James's and exhibited annually at The Grosvenor House Art and Antiques Fair.
Fine antiques and works of art have been my passion and have provided me with an immense amount of pleasure during my career as a dealer. I am now concentrating on helping others find the finest pieces and would welcome the opportunity in helping you to further your appreciation and, in doing so, further your collection.
Michael Lipitch established his antiques business in 1960. However, the family name 'Lipitch' has been synonymous with the antiques profession for one hundred years.
The company aims to provide collectors, museums and designers an opportunity to utilise the experience of an established expert in 17th, 18th & 19th century antiques.
All pieces are personally selected by Michael, with authenticity, provenance, rarity, original colour and patination being of upmost importance.
Michael Lipitch is based in St James's and exhibited annually at The Grosvenor House Art and Antiques Fair.
Fine antiques and works of art have been my passion and have provided me with an immense amount of pleasure during my career as a dealer. I am now concentrating on helping others find the finest pieces and would welcome the opportunity in helping you to further your appreciation and, in doing so, further your collection.
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