Fairs and Markets

After a four-year absence the Church Street Antiques Fair is returning to Marylebone in London on Sunday, June 11.

A coronation theme was taken up by some of the dealers at Arthur Swallow Fairs’ three-day decorative home and salvage show at Ripley Castle, near Harrogate.

The London Map Fair, which bills itself as the world’s oldest and largest event of its kind, is widening its scope.

The picturesque spa town of Buxton in the Peak District will once again host its long-running annual fair.

A copy of Johann Kraft’s 'Pomona Austriaca' (Fruit Trees of Austria) featuring both the French and German texts as well as 100 hand-coloured plates is on offer at this spring’s Bloomsbury Book Fair Spring Event.

The PBFA’s London International Antiquarian Book Fair takes place on May 20-21. Book dealer and PBFA publicity manager Jeremy Carson explains to ATG what to expect this year

'Firsts: London’s Rare Book Fair' is returning to its usual May schedule this year and is committed to a spring date.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including LAPADA releasing a floorplan of its September flagship fair.

Sarah Key and Phil Salin celebrated 30 years at the helm of the PBFA’s Cambridge Premier book fair in February. They chat to ATG about changes facing the fair, recent trends in the trade – and working together as a married couple

Lawns of a Norfolk hall form the venue for another event staged by Blackdog in a beautiful setting

Fair in Petworth benefits from its setting near to a famous National Trust’s property and an 'antiques destination' town

TEFAF New York returns this year to the Park Avenue Armory from May 12-16.

So popular are Love Fairs’ events at both Brighton and Lingfield racecourses that organiser Donny Mann has added an extra annual fair to each event.

The stand-free fair, 'Eye of the Collector', returns to London this May for its third physical edition.

Australian dealer coming to the UK for Firsts describes the attractions of the Chelsea event

Gallery Rountree Tryon brings to Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair a portrait of the last king to reign before Charles III – George VI.

Sarah Colegrave Fine Art, a regular at the Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair, will bring a chair from the investiture of the Price of Wales in 1969.

An addition to the businesses on the Ashburton Antiques Trail is Reuben Lenkiewicz Fine Art & Antiques Gallery, which is run by the son of the charismatic, renowned and prolific artist Robert Lenkiewicz who died in 2002.

Shown is a finger bowl made by James Powell of Whitefriars Glass for Victoria’s coronation banquet given by the Corporation of London on November 9, 1837.

A small Modern British art fair is launching in Aldeburgh this summer to coincide with the town’s historic music festival.