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About the Show
2009 Winter Antiques Show: January 23 - February 1
The Winter Antiques Show marks its 54th year as the most prestigious antiques show in America, featuring the “best of the best” from antiquities through Art Deco. This fair is multiplicitous in ways that few others are anymore...with an ardent mix-it-up spirit that was once called eclectic and is now called postmodern. —Holland Cotter, The New York Times
Our 75 exhibitors include 28 specialists in American antiques and works of art showing the finest in Shaker, Folk Art, Native American, Colonial, Federal, Arts & Crafts, and Aesthetic Movement pieces. A dozen Exhibitors feature both American and European antiques including silver, paintings, prints, and rare books and autographs. An additional 33 exhibitors show the best English, European, and Asian antiques including Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts and works of art, Old Master and Impressionist paintings, arms and armor, garden ornament, Chinese Export porcelain, Russian works of art, jewelry, carpets, textiles, samplers, Scandinavian, Italian, and English furniture, clocks, as well as ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art.  |  |
Each object in the Show is authenticated by a vetting committee of more than 160 experts. Exhibitors in Americana as well as ancient, English, Continental, and Asian furniture, paintings, and decorative arts save their most unique pieces for this Show. From an Egyptian bronze mummy mask of a cat to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Winnebago Indian sculptures, you’ll find it in January at the Armory.
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