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The Annual Buxton Antiques Fair - 12 - 14 May 2023
William Cook Antiques - A Vintage and Unusual Chinese Screen. A Chinese Screen that is unusual
in its design. It has finely painted central panels of figures in a courtyard. The top and bottom
panels are incised lacquer with phoenix birds. is of good quality throughout. Circa: 1900-20.
Height: 66" and Width: 72". Price £1,785.
| Event: | The Annual Buxton Antiques Fair |
| Organiser: | Cooper Events |
| Venue: | The Buxton Pavilion Gardens, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 6BE |
| Date: | 12 - 14 May 2023 |
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Solo Antiques - A magnificent and very rare pair of Art Nouveau silver ‘Lily’ Candlesticks by
William Comyns. The design shows the base slightly undulating in the form of a lily pad and with
a flower growing upwards forming the central part of the lily. Excellent design and condition.
Clear hallmarks to underside William Comyns London 1900. Approximate total weight 46 ounces.
Beautiful design and an excellent example of the skill of this renowned silversmith. Price £5250.
| ABOUT THIS FAIR: |
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The 57th Annual Buxton Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair takes place, from 12-14 May 2023 at the Octagon, Pavilion Gardens, Buxton. Featuring more than forty specialist fine art and antiques dealers from across the UK, the fair will also include a group of decorative specialists making a debut, broadening the appeal of the event to a wider market of younger homemakers and interior designers. They include John Wiseman Antiques, Feathered Interiors, King George Antiques, Skye’s Place and InVogue. With prices from less than £50 to £5000, the fair offers an enticing mix of 20th century furniture, mirrors, garden accessories, country house pieces and striking statuary. Organiser Sue Ede told ANF: "Our fair is now one of the leading antiques and art events in the country. Our exhibitors show everything from fine English furniture, jewellery, silver, ceramics, Art Nouveau and Art Deco to 20th century works of art by leading artists." Among the well-known regular exhibitors will be Mark Buckley Antiques and William Cook Antiques with 19th and early 20th century English furniture and accessories; fine art specialists Granta Fine Art with 20th century works; Jo Bennett with Northern and contemporary oils and watercolours; and Rowles Fine Art with fine oil and watercolour paintings from the past 200 years. |
The Blackbrook Gallery - ‘Herbs Choice and Consistent’ - Racing pigeons. Oil on canvas 19 x 14 inches.
From the loft of H. Witheridge. Signed and dated W. Beer. 1933. Price £2500.
| WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THIS FAIR: |
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Other exhibitors include Solo Antiques specialising in Art Nouveau glass and bronzes, J. Dickinson Antiquarian Maps & Prints; Highland Antiques specialising in silver; and jewellery dealers Plaza and Shapiro & Co. A superb range of French and European 19th and 20th century sculpture will feature from Garret & Hurst, while Richard Glass promises 18th and 19th century engravings, early carvings and collector’s pieces. Chester’s Farm Gallery promise a selection of rare and unusual ceramics, glass and pictures. Among a superb range of contemporary fine art specialists will be Art of the Imagination featuring a superb range of paintings and drawings commissioned for major new printed versions of classic books, including Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Treasure Island and, most recently, War Horse, with original illustrations by Christian Birmingham. |
Karen Bradley - A rare Favre 18 carat gold pocket watch, circa 1923. The crown wind jewelled
movement runs smoothly and keeps good time. Made in Switzerland and with London import marks
Favre are one of the earliest Swiss manufacturers, winning medals at the Great Exhibition in
1851, Paris and London. £2295.
Pastel on Paper, size: 20 inches wide x 26 inches high. Illustration to Michael Morpurgo's 40th anniversary
letterpress limited edition of his bestselling novel - War Horse. This book is being published this summer.
Price: £3,250.00
| TICKET INFO: |
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Admission to the fair is £5.00.Children free. For more information, visit Cooper Events. |
Visit;
ANF Calendar for future fair dates
Fairs + Dealers to read more about Cooper Events
Cover Image: William Cook Antiques - A Vintage and Unusual Chinese Screen. A Chinese Screen that is unusual in its design. It has finely painted central panels of figures in a courtyard. The top and bottom panels are incised lacquer with phoenix birds. is of good quality throughout. Circa: 1900-20. Height: 66" and Width: 72". Price £1,785.
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The Annual Buxton Antiques Fair - 12 - 14 May 2023
William Cook Antiques - A Vintage and Unusual Chinese Screen. A Chinese Screen that is unusual
in its design. It has finely painted central panels of figures in a courtyard. The top and bottom
panels are incised lacquer with phoenix birds. is of good quality throughout. Circa: 1900-20.
Height: 66" and Width: 72". Price £1,785.
| Event: | The Annual Buxton Antiques Fair |
| Organiser: | Cooper Events |
| Venue: | The Buxton Pavilion Gardens, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 6BE |
| Date: | 12 - 14 May 2023 |
FOLLOW THIS ORGANISER: |
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Solo Antiques - A magnificent and very rare pair of Art Nouveau silver ‘Lily’ Candlesticks by
William Comyns. The design shows the base slightly undulating in the form of a lily pad and with
a flower growing upwards forming the central part of the lily. Excellent design and condition.
Clear hallmarks to underside William Comyns London 1900. Approximate total weight 46 ounces.
Beautiful design and an excellent example of the skill of this renowned silversmith. Price £5250.
| ABOUT THIS FAIR: |
|
The 57th Annual Buxton Decorative, Antiques & Art Fair takes place, from 12-14 May 2023 at the Octagon, Pavilion Gardens, Buxton. Featuring more than forty specialist fine art and antiques dealers from across the UK, the fair will also include a group of decorative specialists making a debut, broadening the appeal of the event to a wider market of younger homemakers and interior designers. They include John Wiseman Antiques, Feathered Interiors, King George Antiques, Skye’s Place and InVogue. With prices from less than £50 to £5000, the fair offers an enticing mix of 20th century furniture, mirrors, garden accessories, country house pieces and striking statuary. Organiser Sue Ede told ANF: "Our fair is now one of the leading antiques and art events in the country. Our exhibitors show everything from fine English furniture, jewellery, silver, ceramics, Art Nouveau and Art Deco to 20th century works of art by leading artists." Among the well-known regular exhibitors will be Mark Buckley Antiques and William Cook Antiques with 19th and early 20th century English furniture and accessories; fine art specialists Granta Fine Art with 20th century works; Jo Bennett with Northern and contemporary oils and watercolours; and Rowles Fine Art with fine oil and watercolour paintings from the past 200 years. |
The Blackbrook Gallery - ‘Herbs Choice and Consistent’ - Racing pigeons. Oil on canvas 19 x 14 inches.
From the loft of H. Witheridge. Signed and dated W. Beer. 1933. Price £2500.
| WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT THIS FAIR: |
|
Other exhibitors include Solo Antiques specialising in Art Nouveau glass and bronzes, J. Dickinson Antiquarian Maps & Prints; Highland Antiques specialising in silver; and jewellery dealers Plaza and Shapiro & Co. A superb range of French and European 19th and 20th century sculpture will feature from Garret & Hurst, while Richard Glass promises 18th and 19th century engravings, early carvings and collector’s pieces. Chester’s Farm Gallery promise a selection of rare and unusual ceramics, glass and pictures. Among a superb range of contemporary fine art specialists will be Art of the Imagination featuring a superb range of paintings and drawings commissioned for major new printed versions of classic books, including Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Treasure Island and, most recently, War Horse, with original illustrations by Christian Birmingham. |
Karen Bradley - A rare Favre 18 carat gold pocket watch, circa 1923. The crown wind jewelled
movement runs smoothly and keeps good time. Made in Switzerland and with London import marks
Favre are one of the earliest Swiss manufacturers, winning medals at the Great Exhibition in
1851, Paris and London. £2295.
Pastel on Paper, size: 20 inches wide x 26 inches high. Illustration to Michael Morpurgo's 40th anniversary
letterpress limited edition of his bestselling novel - War Horse. This book is being published this summer.
Price: £3,250.00
| TICKET INFO: |
|
Admission to the fair is £5.00.Children free. For more information, visit Cooper Events. |
Visit;
ANF Calendar for future fair dates
Fairs + Dealers to read more about Cooper Events
Cover Image: William Cook Antiques - A Vintage and Unusual Chinese Screen. A Chinese Screen that is unusual in its design. It has finely painted central panels of figures in a courtyard. The top and bottom panels are incised lacquer with phoenix birds. is of good quality throughout. Circa: 1900-20. Height: 66" and Width: 72". Price £1,785.
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