Leading dealers in Japanese works of art Flying Cranes Antiques offer a rare collection of Imari fish plates as well as Edo screens, while Shona sculpture will be on display at Hemingway African Gallery.
Staying with that name, a rare signed first edition copy of Ernest Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls will be a highlight at the Manhattan Rare Book Company; Paul Stamati has brought together a collection of Lalique chandeliers and Windsor Antiques, the centre’s newest gallery who have just moved into space no. 16, present some special items from their regular stock of ancient coins and Greek, Roman, Etruscan and Middle Eastern antiquities.
New York in season
USA: NEW YORK’s top antiques centre, the Manhattan Art and Antiques Center at 1050 Second Avenue (between 55th and 56th Streets), presents a special celebration Fall in Manhattan from October 23 to 31, when a selection of top dealers from the 100 housed in the building present selling shows of recent acquisitions.
