Richard Price - Gilt and silvered automaton mantel lighthouse timepiece by AR Guilmet, c.1895, £7,950.
Event: | The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair |
Organiser: | The Antiques Dealers Fair Limited |
Venue: | The Marquee, Petworth House and Park, Petworth, West Sussex, GU28 0QY |
Date: | 11-13 September 2020 |
Enquiries: |
Tel: 01797 252030 |
Freya Mitton - 'Estuary Scene' (detail) by Mary Fedden RA, oil on board, 1999, priced at £18,000.
ABOUT THIS FAIR: |
20 March 2020 - UPDATED INFORMATION
Ingrid Nilson, director of The Antiques Dealers Fairs Limited, has today (Friday 20 March) announced the rescheduling of The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair originally planned to take place from 15 to 17 May. The marquee will now be erected and opened with some 60 dealers exhibiting from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2020.
Held at the National Trust's Petworth House and Park, Petworth in West Sussex, the delay will hopefully mean that visitors to the antiques fair can also enjoy the treasures of Petworth House when it reopens. Currently, Petworth House is closed, but the National Trust has opened the grounds for people to enjoy the beautiful 'Capability' Brown designed 700 acre deer park and Pleasure Garden free-of-charge.
More information and updates can be found via social media or at Petworth Park
PREVIEW: The flagship event of The Antiques Dealers Fair Limited, Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair, at Petworth House and Park in Petworth, returns from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2020. Located in a specially erected marquee in the 700-acre deer park there will be around 60 dealers who will stage a diverse and enticing array of traditional and contemporary paintings and sculpture; jewellery; clocks and vintage watches; glass; silver; ceramics; historical medals; antique enamels; traditional, mid-century and Art Deco furniture; lighting and objets d’art. A feast for interior design enthusiasts, collectors and visitors looking for an entertaining day out. The fair hosts an eclectic mix of dealers offering a wide selection of some of the best decorative arts. Stand-out pieces include 17th century tapestries, metalware, English Delft pottery, wooden carvings, treen and needlework from new exhibitor Elaine Phillips Antiques; Victorian and contemporary bronze sculpture from Garret & Hurst Sculpture and a handsome Standing Cockerel cold painted bronze by Franz Xavier Bergman (1861-1936) from Hickmet Fine Arts. Humorous 18th century hand coloured mezzotints priced around £850 each can be found with S & J Abbott Ceramics Plus, as well as antique English porcelain from Jupiter Antiques, 18th and 19th century British pottery from Roger de Ville Antiques, a striking Art Deco silver and gilded bronze study of an Egyptian dancer by Demétre Chiparus, c.1925, £6,250 from Solo Antiques and a wide variety of silver and glass from Stephen Kalms Antiques and J H Bourdon-Smith Ltd. |
The Antique Enamel Company - Late 19th century parcel-gilt silver, enamel & rock crystal ewer & stand by Hermann Ratzersdorfer, Vienna, £22,500.
WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THIS FAIR: |
Among the many returning exhibitors is BBC Antiques Roadshow clock expert Richard Price. A highlight on his stand is a rare automaton mantel timepiece of lighthouse form by AR Guilmet, c.1895, £7,950. Timewise is bringing vintage wrist and pocket watches by many of the world’s leading makers such as Rolex, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. Furniture highlights at the fair include a Regency calamander wood table from Augustus Brandt (£6,950), a pair of elegant 19th century tub chairs from Elaine Phillips Antiques (£1,750), a Regency hall settee from Millington Adams (£10,900), a George IV card table from Tim Saltwell (£1,150) and a 19th century writing table from Wilsons Antiques (£2,250). The collaboration of five dealers representing Petworth Antiques Market have plans to create an airy, exciting, fun and enticing stand. “Its early days to know exactly how the stand will look but excitement is high,” said Kathryn Mandry of Petworth Antiques Market. As Petworth House and Park is looked after by the National Trust, the fair admits National Trust members free of charge. In a reciprocal arrangement, during the three days of the fair, antiques fair ticket holders are kindly given complimentary access to enjoy the nation’s art treasures on display in the mansion and access to the Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped grounds that inspired such art luminaries as JMW Turner. The fair raises funds for the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust and is supported by the National Trust, Brilliant Gin, Hennings Wine, Anderson Rowntree Solicitors, First Class Holidays, Petworth Antiques And Decorative Arts association and Petworth Business Association. A full exhibitor list is available here: Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair exhibitor list |
Greenstein Antiques - Art Deco heart-shaped opal, old cut diamond and 18ct yellow gold ring, £5,950.
Millington Adams - A fine George III Regency period mahogany, brass line-inlaid and rosewood cross-banded side cabinet retaining excellent original colour and patina, English, c 1810, H 32 inches, W 38 inches, D 22 inches, price £9,900.
TICKET INFO: |
Admission to the fair is *£10.00 including catalogue (and re-admission) for tickets visit The Antiques Dealers Fair Ltd or Eventbrite For more information about the fair visit ADFL *Tickets include complimentary access to Petworth House and Park over the three days. Free entry to the antiques fair for National Trust members and Petworth House visitors |
Cover Image: Greenstein Antiques - Art Deco heart-shaped opal, old cut diamond and 18ct yellow gold ring, £5,950.
Richard Price - Gilt and silvered automaton mantel lighthouse timepiece by AR Guilmet, c.1895, £7,950.
Event: | The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair |
Organiser: | The Antiques Dealers Fair Limited |
Venue: | The Marquee, Petworth House and Park, Petworth, West Sussex, GU28 0QY |
Date: | 11-13 September 2020 |
Enquiries: |
Tel: 01797 252030 |
Freya Mitton - 'Estuary Scene' (detail) by Mary Fedden RA, oil on board, 1999, priced at £18,000.
ABOUT THIS FAIR: |
20 March 2020 - UPDATED INFORMATION
Ingrid Nilson, director of The Antiques Dealers Fairs Limited, has today (Friday 20 March) announced the rescheduling of The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair originally planned to take place from 15 to 17 May. The marquee will now be erected and opened with some 60 dealers exhibiting from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2020.
Held at the National Trust's Petworth House and Park, Petworth in West Sussex, the delay will hopefully mean that visitors to the antiques fair can also enjoy the treasures of Petworth House when it reopens. Currently, Petworth House is closed, but the National Trust has opened the grounds for people to enjoy the beautiful 'Capability' Brown designed 700 acre deer park and Pleasure Garden free-of-charge.
More information and updates can be found via social media or at Petworth Park
PREVIEW: The flagship event of The Antiques Dealers Fair Limited, Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair, at Petworth House and Park in Petworth, returns from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2020. Located in a specially erected marquee in the 700-acre deer park there will be around 60 dealers who will stage a diverse and enticing array of traditional and contemporary paintings and sculpture; jewellery; clocks and vintage watches; glass; silver; ceramics; historical medals; antique enamels; traditional, mid-century and Art Deco furniture; lighting and objets d’art. A feast for interior design enthusiasts, collectors and visitors looking for an entertaining day out. The fair hosts an eclectic mix of dealers offering a wide selection of some of the best decorative arts. Stand-out pieces include 17th century tapestries, metalware, English Delft pottery, wooden carvings, treen and needlework from new exhibitor Elaine Phillips Antiques; Victorian and contemporary bronze sculpture from Garret & Hurst Sculpture and a handsome Standing Cockerel cold painted bronze by Franz Xavier Bergman (1861-1936) from Hickmet Fine Arts. Humorous 18th century hand coloured mezzotints priced around £850 each can be found with S & J Abbott Ceramics Plus, as well as antique English porcelain from Jupiter Antiques, 18th and 19th century British pottery from Roger de Ville Antiques, a striking Art Deco silver and gilded bronze study of an Egyptian dancer by Demétre Chiparus, c.1925, £6,250 from Solo Antiques and a wide variety of silver and glass from Stephen Kalms Antiques and J H Bourdon-Smith Ltd. |
The Antique Enamel Company - Late 19th century parcel-gilt silver, enamel & rock crystal ewer & stand by Hermann Ratzersdorfer, Vienna, £22,500.
WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THIS FAIR: |
Among the many returning exhibitors is BBC Antiques Roadshow clock expert Richard Price. A highlight on his stand is a rare automaton mantel timepiece of lighthouse form by AR Guilmet, c.1895, £7,950. Timewise is bringing vintage wrist and pocket watches by many of the world’s leading makers such as Rolex, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. Furniture highlights at the fair include a Regency calamander wood table from Augustus Brandt (£6,950), a pair of elegant 19th century tub chairs from Elaine Phillips Antiques (£1,750), a Regency hall settee from Millington Adams (£10,900), a George IV card table from Tim Saltwell (£1,150) and a 19th century writing table from Wilsons Antiques (£2,250). The collaboration of five dealers representing Petworth Antiques Market have plans to create an airy, exciting, fun and enticing stand. “Its early days to know exactly how the stand will look but excitement is high,” said Kathryn Mandry of Petworth Antiques Market. As Petworth House and Park is looked after by the National Trust, the fair admits National Trust members free of charge. In a reciprocal arrangement, during the three days of the fair, antiques fair ticket holders are kindly given complimentary access to enjoy the nation’s art treasures on display in the mansion and access to the Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped grounds that inspired such art luminaries as JMW Turner. The fair raises funds for the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust and is supported by the National Trust, Brilliant Gin, Hennings Wine, Anderson Rowntree Solicitors, First Class Holidays, Petworth Antiques And Decorative Arts association and Petworth Business Association. A full exhibitor list is available here: Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair exhibitor list |
Greenstein Antiques - Art Deco heart-shaped opal, old cut diamond and 18ct yellow gold ring, £5,950.
Millington Adams - A fine George III Regency period mahogany, brass line-inlaid and rosewood cross-banded side cabinet retaining excellent original colour and patina, English, c 1810, H 32 inches, W 38 inches, D 22 inches, price £9,900.
TICKET INFO: |
Admission to the fair is *£10.00 including catalogue (and re-admission) for tickets visit The Antiques Dealers Fair Ltd or Eventbrite For more information about the fair visit ADFL *Tickets include complimentary access to Petworth House and Park over the three days. Free entry to the antiques fair for National Trust members and Petworth House visitors |
Cover Image: Greenstein Antiques - Art Deco heart-shaped opal, old cut diamond and 18ct yellow gold ring, £5,950.
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