Fairs and Markets

The UK’s art and antiques trade is bracing itself for challenging times as the impact of coronavirus takes hold.

Salon du Dessin, Art & Antiques for Everyone and Chelsea shelved but TOAF to go ahead

Significant sales were made in the opening hours of the 33rd edition of TEFAF Maastricht - despite the absence of some major international buyers due to fears over coronavirus.

The Scone Palace Antiques & Fine Art Fair in Perth is usually a draw for Scottish dealers such as Highland Antiques.

While one of the Textile Society’s important functions is holding fairs, another is its annual awards and bursaries, including a professional development award.

The first edition of 'The Open Art Fair' opens this month having morphed out of the BADA Fair. Here we speak to three dealers who have previously stood at the BADA event and another who has signed up for the first time.

Organisers of the new fair launching this month aim for an atmosphere welcoming to all

The long-running monthly fair held in the medieval St Andrew’s and Blackfriars’ Hall in the centre of Norwich – formerly the 'Norwich Antiques Fair' and most recently the 'Upmarket Fleamarket' – was taken over last November by antique and vintage toy collectors Leon and Kevin McLoughlin-Smith.

Last year we featured the launch of the Malthouse Collective in Stroud, Gloucestershire. This offers 60 dealers and designers selling traditional antiques as well as interiors pieces and art from a listed former Victorian malthouse.

Single-owner collection to form one of the highlights at Penman’s west London event