International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show To Celebrate 25th Anniversary in October 2013

  • NEW YORK, New York
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  • July 09, 2013

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Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Diana Taylor at the fair.

Twenty-five years after Brian and Anna Haughton came to New York with the groundbreaking International Antique Dealers Show, their flagship show continues to set the standard in America.

With the inception of the "International Show" the Haughtons introduced the European concept of "vetting" in America and also helped to establish New York as part of a larger international fair circuit. 

The show today is an important part of the cultural, social and philanthropic landscape of New York and remains one of the world's most prestigious and iconic art and antique events.  Sixty-seven of the world’s top dealers converge at the Park Avenue Armory for the dynamic event that collectors, museum curators,  interior designers and art lovers anticipate all year long. 

Extraordinary attention to detail, exceptional specialist dealers, breathtaking variety and exacting standards have established the International Show as the top American showcase of its kind and an essential destination for museum-quality pieces.

With a balanced mix of American and European dealers, the fair was rapidly nicknamed “The International” and immediately set a new standard by introducing rigorous vetting for quality and authenticity of all items for sale. The vetting committees are made up of museum curators and other distinguished specialists in their respective fields. 

"We are enormously grateful to the City of New York for embracing The International Show over these last 25 years," comments Anna Haughton, the show's founder and director with her husband Brian, "it has been such a privilege to work here and have the support of the cultural community in this great city.  Every single person who works on the show and all of our wonderful exhibitors are every bit responsible for its continued success -- and we celebrate them all during this exciting milestone year."

Since 1989, The Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center has been beneficiary of the Preview Party at the fair which takes place on the Opening Night.  The Preview Party itself has become one of New York’s most important fall events, attracting over 1,200 high profile guests on opening night from the fashion, art, philanthropic, and design world. 100% of the proceeds from the event benefit The Society’s patient care, research and education programs at MSKCC.  Over the past 25 years, The Preview Party has raised approximately $25 million and offers patrons a first peek at the dazzling collection of fine art and antiques and the opportunity to support the hospital.  100% of the proceeds from the Preview Party benefit the Hospital.  Founded in 1946, The Society of MSKCC is a volunteer organization dedicated to promoting the well-being of patients and their families, while also supporting cancer research and providing public education on the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer.

Sofas at Hirschl & Adler booth

2013 Fair Exhibitors:
A La Vieille Russie, Inc.  United States 
Altomani & Sons  Italy 
Apter-Fredericks Ltd.  United Kingdom 
Ariadne Galleries Inc.  United States 
Axel Vervoordt  Belgium
Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, LLC  United States 
Bernard J Shapero Rare Books  United Kingdom 
Bernd Goeckler Antiques  United States 
Brian Haughton Gallery  United Kingdom 
Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz  United States (new exhibitor)
Daniel Crouch Rare Books  United Kingdom 
Douglas Dawson Gallery  United States 
Drucker Antiques Inc  United States 
ENRICO Gallerie d'Arte  Italy    (new exhibitor)
Erik Thomsen Asian Art  United States
European Decorative Arts Company  United States 
Finch & Co.  United Kingdom   (returning exhibitor)
Frank Partridge  United Kingdom 
Gallery Lefebvre  France 
GRIMA  United Kingdom
H. Blairman & Sons Limited  United Kingdom 
H.M. Luther  United States 
Hancocks & Co (Jewellers) Ltd.  United Kingdom 
Hirschl & Adler Galleries, Inc.  United States 
Hyde Park Antiques Ltd.  United States 
Hyland Granby Antiques  United States 
Il Quadrifoglio SRL  Italy 
J.H. Bourdon-Smith Ltd.  United Kingdom 
James Robinson Inc.  United States 
Jane Kahan Gallery  United States 
Jeffrey Beal Henkel  United States 
Jerome V Jacalone Fine Art  United States 
John Mitchell Fine Paintings  United Kingdom 
Kentshire  United States 
Keshishian  United Kingdom 
Koopman Rare Art  United Kingdom 
Lillian Nassau LLC  United States
MacConnal-Mason Gallery  United Kingdom 
Maison Gerard Ltd.  United States 
Martin du Louvre  France 
MATHIVET Galerie  France (new exhibitor)
Michael Goedhuis  United Kingdom 
nexxt20  United States 
Peter Finer  United Kingdom 
Phoenix Ancient Art  United States 
Potterton Books  United Kingdom 
Primavera Gallery  United States 
Red Fox Fine Art  United States 
Richard Redding Antiques Ltd  Switzerland   (new exhibitor)
Ronald Phillips Ltd.  United Kingdom
S.J. Shrubsole Corp.  United States 
Samina Inc  United Kingdom 
Sandra Cronan Ltd.  United Kingdom 
Somlo Antiques  United Kingdom
Tambaran Gallery  United States
The Silver Fund  United States 
Thomas Colville Fine Art  United States 
Thomas Coulborn & Sons  United Kingdom 
Todd Merrill Antiques / 20th Century and Studio Contemporary  United States
Trinity House Paintings  United Kingdom 
W. M. Brady & Co.  United States 
Wartski  United Kingdom 


 


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