The Antiquarium
Antique Print & Map Gallery
Description:
The Antiquarium continues a family tradition of selling original rare maps and antique prints from our historic location in Houston Texas. Independent retailers like us have been visiting our store since the 1930s, which is located in the River Oaks Shopping Center. The Antiquarium was established in 1990. It aims to preserve the historic charm of the area and remain accessible and welcoming to collectors, enthusiast, and designers at all levels.
As one of the longest running, and last remaining, general antique rare map and print sellers left in the world, our shop contains tens of thousands of original images. Our goal is to make it easier and more enjoyable to browse our extensive collection of rare maps, prints, and other artifacts. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are always on hand to assist. No question is too mundane or too complex, so please ask.
Business Name:
The Antiquarium
Address:
1976 W Gray StHouston Texas 77019United States
Phone:
(713) 622-7531
Website:
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