Hotel lobby & entrance
Monumental jars and a carved chest that set the tone on arrival.

Anatolian antiques · Tivat, Montenegro
Dadia Ateliers is an antiques dealer in Tivat, Montenegro, selling one-of-one Anatolian olive jars, terracotta amphorae, worked stone and carved wood — documented for export and delivered door-to-door across Montenegro, the Balkans and Europe.
The depot in Anatolia, filmed from above.
Ready-made project sets
Three starting points built from pieces in stock now. Tell us the space and the quantities; we reply with photos, measurements and a delivered price.
Monumental jars and a carved chest that set the tone on arrival.
Stone troughs, a marble basin and a mortar that sit well beside water.
Amphorae that can be matched in number along a path, with a bench and a cart wheel.
The collections
Each collection is chosen piece by piece. Nothing is reproduced, and no two pieces are the same.
Anatolian Amphorae10 pieces
Enez Monumental Jars5 pieces
Wood & Wicker21 pieces
Regional Storage Pottery16 pieces
Stone & Marble Elements9 pieces
Garden Furniture & Statement Pieces11 pieces
Furniture & Chests8 pieces
Mortars, Mills & Presses9 pieces
Olive & Dağar Jars7 pieces
Copper & Metalware7 pieces
Glazed Konya & Avanos Pottery9 pieces
Avanos Pottery4 pieces
Doors, Shutters & Carved Panels9 pieces
Glass & Mirrors4 piecesFor hotels, developers & designers
Lobbies, courtyards, pool terraces and show villas need pieces that hold a space. We assemble selections to your brief, from a single monumental jar to forty matching planters, and handle documentation and delivery to site.

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How it works
Browse the collections or send us your brief. We reply with photos, measurements and a delivered price.
We check condition, prepare the export permit and museum clearance, and reserve your pieces.
Pieces are hand-cleaned, crated and shipped insured — standalone for orders over €5,000.
Customs, duty and VAT are handled. Your pieces arrive at your door, ready to place.
The Atelier
Dadia Ateliers began as a single storeroom above a courtyard in the Aegean hinterland, where three generations of a family had gathered olive jars, grain vessels and worked stone from villages that no longer needed them.
Today we travel the same roads with the same patience, on foot through abandoned mills, into the outbuildings of farms being sold, along the back rooms of dealers we have known for twenty years.

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ReadQuestions
Every piece is sourced directly from villages, farmhouses and dealers across Anatolia that we have worked with for years. We record what we know of each object's origin and age, and share that provenance with you before you buy.
Yes. We are based in Tivat and ship regularly across Montenegro and the Adriatic region, with careful crating built for the realities of ferry crossings and coastal roads.
We regularly work with interior designers, architects and hotel groups on multi-piece and multi-room orders. Get in touch with your project scope and timeline and we will put together a shortlist.
Every piece is one-of-one, so prices are on request rather than fixed. Message us on WhatsApp or email with the reference number and we will confirm current pricing and availability.
Yes. We deliver across the Balkans — Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, North Macedonia, Slovenia — and to the rest of Europe on request. Each destination is quoted individually with full export documentation.
Yes — project supply is a large part of our work. We build selections to your brief, including matching sets of jars and planters for repeated spaces, and deliver to site with all paperwork. Use the Hotels & Projects page to send a brief.