With prices ranging from £50-£50,000, pieces will appeal to both the established collector and the first-time buyer alike.
The Fair offers lots of temptation and a door to an intriguing world.
ADMISSION £6.00
The Fair is located in two areas: THE CLOISTERS in the house and THE OLD RIDING SCHOOL in the North Forecourt. Both have a good mix of stands and exhibitors are more than happy to discuss pieces with buyers and browsers, collectors and novices alike. Authenticity is assured thanks to a specialist committee so items may be bought with confidence.
The 2020 Catalogue with exhibitors’ contact details is now available (see tab top right). Those marked with an asterisk are members of one or all of the three professional Art & Antique Dealers Associations – BADA, LAPADA or CADA.
During the Fair our licenced Cafe will be open for morning coffees, light lunches and afternoon teas and the Gift Shop will also be open for cards, gifts and membership enquiries.
For all other information regarding the Fair please contact Louise Vincent on 01722 746728 or email: lvincent@wiltonhouse.com
FREDERIC WHITING ‘Greyhounds’ c.1930 Watercolour, Signed top left 41cm x 52.5 cm (16.1/4 x 20. 3/4)
18th Century Oak Dresser. Specialists in both formal and country English and Continental antique furniture, fine art, sculpture, ceramics and glass.
Maker – BULGARI 18ct gold diamond set hand bag c. 1955.
Specialists in the finest quality, important, period, antique and contemporary jewellery.
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Specialising in 19th & 20th century European sculpture, French decorative furniture, English and French mirrors and lighting.
18th and 19th century drinking glasses and related table glass for collectors and those who like to use glass from another age.
MAURICE UTRILLO ‘Moulin de la Galette, Montmartre, Paris’ Mixed media on board Signed lower right Board size: 11.75 x 15.5 inches
