Far Eastern Antiques & Arts

We were looking for vintage Asian cabinets for our dining room and found an incredible selection at FEA Home. We needed a specific low-profile size and because of their huge inventory in their Yonkers warehouse, we found exactly what we wanted and could not be happier with the result. Harlan Rose, one of the proprietors was extremely helpful throughout the process. Could not recommend them more highly. Delivery was seamless and easy. Unquestionably 5 Stars.

We are delighted both with the cabinet we bought from FEA Home and with the service. Plenty of accurate photos of the cabinet led to no surprises on arrival. The shipper was excellent at bringing it into our home, unwrapping and helping my husband get it into place. Harlan provided great support throughout the process.

The item I ordered, paid for, and was awaiting shipment, turned out to have been already sold. The company offered a 25% discount on a future order, but I can't imagine ordering from them again.

The quality of my purchase was above my expectations and they really extended me exceptional customer service.

If you are looking for fine furniture and high quality antiques FEA Home is your place. The quality and the beauty of some of their pieces leave everyone we deliver to (from homeowners, to designers) extremely happy. The Rose family is also a pleasure to deal with and are very easy going.

Amazing space filled with tons of treasures along with a knowledgable staff!

Came here during Yonker's Arts Weekend and was really impressed with the extensive selection. Honestly seemed more like a museum than a store. I was impressed that the employees were able to speak to the origins and cultural significance of various pieces. From armoires and chests to smaller accessories, this is a great spot for unique antiques.

If you decide to shop here, but you're looking for a bargain, you better know how to haggle and well. If you're more interested in finding the right piece and aren't opposed to paying market value, this place is worth checking out. 25,000 square feet on one floor that looks like it could be a museum, and there is more than one floor.

I think an appointment is necessary. They have mostly original pieces, many from the 19th century, a generous selection of opium beds (didn't know that's what they were before), quite a few trunks, chairs and tables, vases, ginger jars, and so on. I was here with a friend who was looking for a trunk. He ended up finding one in the city for about $600 as opposed to one for $1,000 here. (I guess in the city, they want to move their stock faster.) Granted, the trunks here were in beautiful condition.

They do restoration work. One thing I'm not so keen about is that they use Pledge. I've learned never to use that stuff on antiques, but I suppose that's debatable.