Are You Interested In Oriental Art ?

Join a friendly, scholarly but informal, society that supports knowledge and understanding of the arts of Asia. Meet people with similar interests to your own - they include collectors, curators, scholars, specialised dealers and those with a general interest in the great cultures of the Orient.

The Oriental Ceramic Society (founded in 1921) is based in London but has a worldwide membership. It organises visits to both public and private collections of oriental material, holds seminars, identification meetings and trips to museums in Europe and Asia. Its monthly lectures from October to June are held at the Society of Antiquaries in Piccadilly, London.

Chinese Blue and White Flask, Ming Dynasty, Xuande period (1426-35)

Given to the British Museum by Sir John Addis, a former president of the Oriental Ceramic Society.

• An author and subject index to the Transactions  from 1921 to the current published volume is available on this website. To gain access click here. 
   
  Members of the Society who are registered users of the Forum can obtain photocopies of articles etc by applying to the Forum Manager. A charge to cover costs and postage will be made. Non members should apply to the Administrator.
   

Reminder:
The rules of the Society provide that no member is entitled to make use of the Society's name for any business or trade purpose, nor shall any member dealing in antiquities or ceramic ware advertise his membership except in the Society's Transactions.

For the latest list of Lectures for 2007 please click here

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