Period Living

CELEBR ATING ANTIQUES

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3-9 October marks the second BADA Week, an event launched to celebrate the diverse and outstandin­g community represente­d by the British Antique Dealers’ Associatio­n. Louise Phillips, chairperso­n and owner of Elaine Phillips Antiques, explains

The aim of BADA week is to highlight the benefit of visiting our members’ galleries, exhibition spaces and collection­s, with an exciting offering of events that can be attended throughout the country, either in person, or online. Many of our members choose to stage exhibition­s exclusivel­y for BADA Week, so it’s an opportunit­y to see unique and exceptiona­l items of fine art and antiques, many new to the market and not previously put on public display.

Last year’s highlights included a guided tour of Wartski – jeweller to the Queen – which included its collection of antique works by the Imperial jeweller Carl Fabergé, and the presentati­on of an extremely rare James II rapier chest by English oak specialist Shaw Edwards Antiques.

Coming up this year, we are delighted that London’s leading folk art gallery Robert Young Antiques has a new gallery exhibition planned, and Ancient Greek, Roman and Egyptian art specialist­s Charles Ede will be taking part for the first time.

The full programme can be found at badaweek.com

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 ?? ?? Left: Odalisque by Baron Charles Arthur Bourgeois, on display at Butchoff Antiques during
BADA Week 2021
Below: Koopman Rare Art will be presenting an in-depth look at works by silversmit­h Paul Storr for BADA Week 2022
Left: Odalisque by Baron Charles Arthur Bourgeois, on display at Butchoff Antiques during BADA Week 2021 Below: Koopman Rare Art will be presenting an in-depth look at works by silversmit­h Paul Storr for BADA Week 2022
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