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Antikvariát Karel Křenek
The tradition of Prague’s Antikvariat goes back centuries and this is a prime example, selling antique books, maps, prints and stamps.
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Antikvariát Parízká
A classic antiquarian book and print shop on the city’s fashionable shopping street, this spot features artful exhibits of rare maps, botanical prints and historical engravings in window displays.
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Antiques Ahasver
Antique linens and clothing—including folk costumes from 1900–1938—is what this store really specializes in. But they also have jewelry, ceramics and other small items. The owner is delightful and speaks excellent English. Credit cards are accepted, but if you pay...
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Dana
While this store also sells ceramics, porcelain and chandeliers, I tend to come here mainly for their Christmas ornaments, stopping in throughout the year to check out their inventory, which is always clearly displayed at the counter. I should mention...
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Jiri Svestka
This contemporary gallery, which also has an outpost in Berlin, represents highly talented modern artists.
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Kubista
Specializing in Cubist design, this gallery is located in a city landmark, the Black Madonna House, which was built as a department store in 1911 and now contains the small Museum of Czech Cubism. The aptly placed boutique features original...
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Leica Gallery
Though located slightly out of the way in New Town, this gallery cum café is well worth a visit for photography lovers.
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Ma Maison
This store on the chic Dlouhá street sells rustic and shabby-chic French-style homewares.
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Modernista
Located in the Municipal House, this gallery is a fantastic resource for 20th-century Czech design. There are multiple locations in Prague, but this is the largest, and sells everything from Art Deco and Bauhaus furniture to contemporary lamps, ceramics, jewelry...
Prague

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Prague has long been known for its garnet, Bohemian crystal, textiles, ceramics, wooden toys and antikvariat, stores that specialize in antique books, engravings and stamps. Since the Velvet Revolution, however, it has also started producing some interesting and innovative design. Parízská Street, in the Jewish Quarter, boasts international luxury labels like Dior and Vuitton. Some interesting boutiques, though, can be found on the smaller nearby streets and others off Wenscelas Square. For dedicated shoppers, the following stores can be mapped out by interest or neighborhood.