Sell to Us · Jade & Asian Antiques

Family jade deserves a slow, respectful read.

Jade is not one thing. A bright apple green jadeite bangle and a soft celadon nephrite carving are different materials with different markets, and family pieces carried from Vietnam or China often arrive with history attached and no paperwork at all. We sit with these pieces slowly, explain what we are seeing in plain language, and never treat an heirloom like inventory. If you need time to think, take it. Nothing about this visit is rushed.

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Beyond jade we buy porcelain, bronzes, scholar’s objects, embroidered textiles, and carved furniture. We are also honest about the ceiling: a top jadeite bangle or an important piece of porcelain can do better at a specialist Asian art auction, and when that is true we say so and point you down that road. For everything else we make a fair cash offer the same visit. Visits can be arranged in Vietnamese.


What we sit down for

Jadeite bangles and pendants

Bangles, Buddha and gourd pendants, and rings, from bright green through lavender and honey.

Nephrite and older carvings

Celadon and spinach jade figures, archaistic pieces, and well-worn carvings handed down in families.

Chinese and Vietnamese porcelain

Blue and white, famille rose, marked pieces, and wares carried carefully over generations.

Scholar’s objects

Brush pots, ink stones, seals, snuff bottles, and small bronzes from the writing desk.

Jade set in gold

Jade mounted in 18k and 24k gold, the classic form of Vietnamese and Chinese family jewelry.

From Little Saigon to the San Gabriel Valley

Orange County holds the largest Vietnamese community outside Vietnam, and we regularly sit down with families in Westminster, Garden Grove, and Fountain Valley whose jade and gold came over after 1975, sometimes sewn into clothing, always meaning more than its weight. We also work the San Gabriel Valley, where Arcadia, San Marino, and Monterey Park households hold serious porcelain and scholar’s pieces. These visits are unhurried by design. We explain what we see, in Vietnamese if that is more comfortable, and we are plain about the times a specialist Asian art auction will beat our best number. The visit is free, family members are welcome at the table, and nothing leaves the house until you are ready.

The welcome banner and a mannequin in vintage western wear at Old 44 Vintage
Every piece gets looked at by people who do this daily.

Why It Matters

The difference between ordinary and valuable is in the details: a stitch, a hallmark, a date code. Knowing them is our entire job.


How it works

01

Call us.

A real conversation about what you have, no forms, no waiting.

02

We come to you.

We look at everything, at your pace. We know what we're seeing.

03

Cash offer, same visit.

A fair price on the spot, or a full estate sale run for you.


Common questions

Can you tell whether my jade is real jadeite?

We are experienced buyers, not certified gemologists, and we say so plainly. We read color, translucence, weight, and carving quality, and we explain our reasoning at the table. For a piece that might be top quality, a gem lab report is worth getting, and we will tell you when it is.

Can the visit happen in Vietnamese?

Yes. Visits can be arranged in Vietnamese, and we encourage children or grandchildren to join the conversation. Selling a parent’s jade is a family decision, and everyone at the table should understand exactly what is being said about each piece and why.

What if my piece belongs at auction instead?

Then we tell you that, in those words. Important jadeite, imperial-quality porcelain, and rare scholar’s objects can bring more through a specialist Asian art sale, and pretending otherwise would cost you money. We would rather earn the rest of the household honestly than overreach on one piece.


Know what it’s worth before you sell.

Our field guides explain how the market actually prices these things. No fishing, no hype: real ranges and the details that move them.

One call. We’ll take itfrom there.

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