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 will be available in February (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
An 18th Century George III Period Mahogany Carved Elbow Armchair English Circa 1775.
A 19th Century Uzbek Silk Ikat Coat.
A finely-potted Chinese early Qing dish, decorated with underglaze blue of an inky tone, and dating from the early Kangxi period c1670-80. The style of decoration, with the calligraphic outlines to the rocks and mountains and the use of ‘blobby dot’ decoration in the foreground dates this to the early Kangxi period.
Mary Newcomb 1922 -2008. Studies of Amaryllis Flowering, 1986. signed and dated; further signed, dated and titled verso. Oil on board. The simplicity of Newcomb’s folk style gives her art an immediacy that should not be confused with naivety. Amaryllis was painted around the time of her first visit to Le Lavandou on the Côte d`Azur.
An Antique Victorian silver bowl hallmarked in London for 1899 by Elkington.
“Lizard” by Franz Bergman – Exquisite early 20th Century Austrian bronze study of a large curled lizard with excellent naturalistic cold painted colour and fine hand finished detail, signed with the Bergman ‘B’ in an amphora vase, numbered and stamped ‘Geschutzt’. Circa 1900 ~ Width 21 cm ~.
