Connoisseurs, collectors and interior designers will be delighted to discover a superb collection of Decorative Arts - ceramics, glass, furniture and pictures from the late 19th and 20th century, enhancing this sector of the diverse display at The Pavilions of Harrogate Decorative Antiques & Fine Art Fair at the Great Yorkshire Showground from 9 – 11 June 2023.

Specialists Andrew Muir and James Miles will be showing a colourful range of pottery, porcelain and glass by artists and designers from across Europe including William Moorcroft, Piero Fornasetti, Clarice Cliff, John Ward, Charles Catteau, William de Morgan, Rene Lalique, William Mycock, the Martin Brothers and Rudolf Ditmar.

Among the many highlights will be a superb Daum winter scene glass decanter set from Andrew Muir dating from the early 20th century, rare pieces of signed Moorcroft pottery (shown here) and a rare Pre-Raphaelite pottery pediment for above a door by Della Robbia of Birkenhead, the design attributed to Robert Anning Bell (1863-1933). It will be shown by James Miles with a price of £4200.

Among the galleries showing will be Carnes Fine Art, specializing in 20th century and contemporary pictures among which will be two superb Parisienne pictures; a view of the Montmartre by Michel Delacroix (1933-), the artist often called the Lowry of Paris, priced at £29,500; and a view of the Place de la République by Edouard Cortès (1882–1969), on sale for £32,500 (shown here).

Also showing at the fair for the first time will be Philip Carrol Antiques from Gargrave, specialising in English pottery. Among local pieces will be a charming early Yorkshire Prattware pottery figurine, circa 1820, of a shepherdess, holding a basket, sand standing with a cow and its calf.

There will be 45 specialist dealers at the fair with prices ranging from £20 to £20,000.  This prestigious event gives an opportunity for many dealers from Yorkshire and the north of England to exhibit together including Elaine Phillips Antiques provides a stunning selection of English country furniture and accessories; Jack Shaw and Highland antiques sell fine English and Scottish silver; John Newton Antiques specialises in fine porcelain and studio pottery; Mark Buckley Antiques offer English country furniture and Ellis Fine Art has oil paintings and fine furniture. From Harrogate, Sutcliffe Galleries show fine paintings. Jewels by Scarab will be returning with a collection of Alan Poultney's designs including a magnificent green tourmaline diamond platinum & 18ct yellow gold ring, priced at £10,950.

Other specialists offer antique and Mid Century jewellery, country house furniture, 20th century glass, garden statuary, French bronze sculpture, antiques for the garden and conservatory and much more.

"The antiques market is extremely busy," fair organiser Sue Ede of Cooper Events told ANF:, "and this fair is very popular because we provide such a wide range of pieces, from the 16th to the 20th century, from classic and traditional art to Mid-Century Modern and decorative designer pieces. The fair offers something for everyone, whether collectors want to expand a porcelain collection, find talking-point decorative pieces for the home or garden, or seek fine art from many of the best painters and sculptors from the past 200 years."

Admission: Public Admission is £5.00. Open Times: Friday - Sunday 11am-5.00pm

For more information and a full exhibitors list visit Cooper Events