Find photographic prints of local landmarks and picturesque scenes of Hong Kong from local artists at this charming shop. Featuring various art and collectibles, Picture This is tucked away in the Prince's Building and offers great pieces for art collectors. They also offer a variety of collectable books, vintage posters, and more. Framing services, art consultation and regular exhibits are also on offer.

Dragons, phoenixes, tigers, medallions and geometric patterns dominate the collection of Tibetan rugs in this intimate shop, which sells only Tibetan antiques. Vegetable dyes give the colors in these woollen floor and saddle rugs a true vibrancy. For a truly Tibetan flavor in any living room, there are also bronze altar statues and painted wood cabinets to choose from. That final decorative touch could then be provided by a framed Thogchak, a prayer ornament that Tibetans carry with them on their travels.

Manks is a unique establishment in Hong Kong, with a comprehensive collection of high-quality European antiques, Scandinavian design and decorative items. Manks is in a warehouse setting, located just five minutes from Central Hong Kong. In Manks' friendly atmosphere, visitors can enjoy a cup of coffee while they leisurely browse through the one-of-a-kind collections that cover the Arts and Crafts period through the 1970s.

All the antique furniture sold by the friendly proprietor comes from the Beijing and Tianjin areas of northern China. These 18th and 19th century sturdy cabinets were designed in simple block styles, usually without any carving, and are just polished to retain their natural state. They come in various types of wood, including the Ming imperial wood huanghauli, the late Qing imperial wood zitan, blackwood and elm. Smaller items such as scholar's study treasures, leather boxes and dowry baskets are also good buys.