A historic antiques shop in Porcia founded over twenty years ago by two passionate collectors and dealers.
At a glance
Antiquariato la Porta Rossa is a specialized antiques shop located on the Pontebbana state road in Porcia, a municipality in northeastern Italy. The shop draws collectors and art enthusiasts seeking curated pieces from the world of antiques.
History
Founded more than twenty years ago, the shop was established by two proprietors whose shared passion for antiques and deep expertise in the field shaped its character. Their professional knowledge has defined the shop’s reputation among collectors in the region.
What you see
The shop occupies a streetfront location on the Pontebbana, situated near the notable Villa Zanussi. Inside, visitors encounter a carefully assembled selection of antique objects spanning various periods and styles.
Cultural significance
As a long-established antiques dealer, Antiquariato la Porta Rossa serves as a resource for those seeking authentic period pieces and collectibles. The proprietors’ expertise contributes to preservation and appreciation of decorative and functional objects from earlier eras.
Key facts
- Address: Via Vincenzo Bellini, 4, 33080 Porcia
- Coordinates: 45.9704191, 12.59072
- Phone: 336 494008
- Website: antiquariatolaportarossa.it
Practical information
Hours of operation are not listed; contact the shop directly or visit the website for current opening times and any special closures. The proprietors are available to discuss specific acquisitions or commissions.
Getting there
The shop is located on the Pontebbana state road (SS13) in Porcia, Friuli Venezia Giulia. It sits near Villa Zanussi, providing a recognizable landmark for visitors. Parking is typically available along the road.
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