The History of Honeychurch Antiques Founded by John and Laurie Fairman, Honeychurch Antiques specializes in fine Asian antique art, all hand selected and one-of-a-kind. Honeychurch was first established in Hong Kong in 1963 on Hollywood Road long before Hollywood Road became a world famous center for Asian antique art. Glenn and Lucille Vessa, long time residents of Asia and highly respected dealers of Asian art and Chinese export silver, run the Hong Kong shop. Honeychurch Antiques in Seattle carries an eclectic blend of Asian art from as early as the fifth millennium BC up to the early half of the 20th century. Furniture includes 18th -19th century Chinese and Japanese furniture, paintings, screens and prints, as well as porcelains and pottery including Han Dynasty (3rd century B.C.) burial figures from China, and 14th century Vietnamese porcelains discovered in an early shipwreck. Items range from exceedingly rare and wonderful objects worthy of any museum's collections, to the merely decorative antique perfect for home décor. Both galleries have earned an international reputation for integrity in business, in addition to well-chosen and thoroughly researched art. See recent review here. In 1998, Honeychurch Antiques opened another business, called Glenn Richards. Please link to the Glenn Richards website below.
			Honeychurch Antiques in Seattle is now located in the exciting South Lake Union neighborhood just blocks from downtown. The Gallery comprises 6400 square feet and has ten parking slips accessible from the alley behind the building via Harrison St.
			Please follow this link to John Fairman’s personal web site describing his recent sabbatical in Thailand volunteering for Mahidol University’s Public Health Faculty. This fascinating site includes photographs, histories, travelogues and personal philosophy when it comes to buying art and traveling in foreign countries.
			Directions 411 Westlake Avenue North, Seattle, Washington 98109 P: 206.622.1225 F: 206.622.1204 Tuesday-Saturday 11am-5pm Map this Location From I-5, both Northbound and Southbound: Exit at Mercer Street and turn southbound on Fairview Avenue. Follow Fairview for two blocks and turn right onto Harrison Street, heading west. Turn right onto Westlake. Honeychurch Antiques is located at 411 Westlake Avenue North, just beyond Harrison on the left-hand side.