"100 Centuries" enters the Northwest market Automatic translate

The Unified Russian Catalog of Art and Antiques “100 Centuries” enters the market of the North-West region. From the end of February, the catalog begins to accept applications for accommodation from companies and individuals in St. Petersburg and other cities in the region.

The project “100 Centuries” was launched at the end of last year in Moscow and has already managed to combine several dozen sellers of works of art and antiques in its catalog and attract a large number of connoisseurs of beauty. Despite the fact that in its short history the project managed to establish cooperation with many regions of the Russian Federation and even with the CIS countries, the North-West region has still remained unreached. “North-West and St. Petersburg in particular are one of the most priority areas for us,” says Olga Somova, Director General of the 100 Century project, “this is a difficult region with its own characteristics and unique specifics, so we did not want to rush to exit to this regional market. Today, our partner and client network allows us to take this step. " The creators of the catalog have high hopes for St. Petersburg. Where, if not in the cultural capital, a project aimed at uniting the interests of connoisseurs and art lovers can unfold fully.

Today, according to statistics, more than half of Russians when searching for information primarily turn to the Internet, including when choosing exclusive goods. But for now, unfortunately, the demand for antiques and works of art far exceeds the supply on the net. The unified catalog of art and antiques “100 Centuries” is a unique information and trading platform and aims to help the seller and buyer find each other and make the process of choosing and purchasing goods easy and enjoyable regardless of the region.

Detailed information on the site 100vekov.ru