Calendar of shows

Magazine Antiques, Sept, 2002

Calendar of Shows September 2002

September 6-8. Chevy Chase, MD. "A gem of a show", the annual CHEVY CHASE ANTIQUES SHOW will be held September 6-8 at the Women's Club of Chevy Chase, 7931 Connecticut Ave., Chevy Chase, Maryland. Dealers from around the country will offer fine American and English furniture, tall case clocks; Chinese, English and French ceramics; silver, glass, jewelry; Oriental rugs; paintings and sculpture; old master drawings, prints, Medieval illuminated manuscripts; classical antiquities; textiles and folk art and much more! Special events include a Gala Preview Party on Thursday, September 5, 6-9pm with a Wine and Cocktail Buffet and an Antiques Treasure Hunt; Appraisals of Antiques on Friday, September 6, 3-Spin; Complimentary Wine and Cheese on Saturday September 7, 5-7pm. Hours are Friday, 11-6; Saturday, 11-7; and Sunday, Noon-5pm. General Admission: $7. For reservations please call (301) 229-0730 or visit www.AmacostAntiquesShows.com.

September 11-15. Brimfield, MA. HEART-O-THE-MART opens 9am Wednesday September 11th for over 600 dealers of antiques and collectibles from across the USA and abroad. Part of Brimfield's Famous 4000 exhibitor outdoor extravaganza which Antiques and the Arts Weekly labeled "The Mother of all outdoor antique shows that opens to massive crowds and an avalanche of sales." 2003 dates: May 14th-18th, July 9th-13th, September 3rd-7th. For further information visit our website at www.brimfield-hotm.com or contact Tracey Healy at (413) 245-9556, Fax: (413) 245-3542. Don't Miss This One!

September 12-15. Houston, TX. THETA CHARITY ANTIQUES SHOW Located in Reliant Center. Premier dealers from across the United States and Europe will bring an outstanding collection of antiques and fine art to Houston. Speakers will include John Loring, Tiffany & Co.; Michael Brown, Bayou Bend, MFA, Houston; and Bunny Williams, Interior and Garden Design. General Admission $10- includes catalogue and repeat admission. For more information please call 713 622-3560 or visit our web site www.ThetaAntiquesShow.com

September 14 & 15. Ann Arbor, MI. ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET. Our 34th season. 5055 Ann Arbor Saline Road, Exit #175 off 1-94, and then south 3 miles. Future show dates: Sunday only. October 20 & November 3. All shows 7am-4pm. For more information please call (850) 984-0122.

September 18-23. New York, NY. THE FALL FAIR INTERNATIONAL FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS. Jacob Javits Center. America's most exciting international event encompassing antiquities to the modem era. Exhibitor applications and information, please call (772) 220-2690, fax (772) 220-3180 or visit www.ifae.com

September 20-22. Chicago, IL. THE CHICAGO WORLD ANTIQUES FAIR at Chicago's beautiful Navy Pier: Over 100 dealers displaying fine antique furnishings from all periods: silver, porcelain, textiles, fine art, architectural artifacts, estate jewelry and watches, bronzes, and more. Friday Sept. 20, 3-7pm Sneak Peak Antique early preview viewing, $15, ASID members free. Saturday, Sept. 21, 10-6pm; Sunday, Sept. 22, 11-5pm. Admission Saturday and Sunday is $8 advanced purchase, $10 on site. For more information please call (708) 361-6000, or visit www.aboutcwaf.com

September 21 & 22. Cleveland, OH. CLEVELAND ANTIQUES SHOW More than 30 dealers of fine antiques from across the United States will set up at the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum, 10825 East Blvd., Cleveland. Friday - Preview Party, Saturday 11-7pm; Sunday 11-5pm. For more information please call (216) 721-5722 or visit www.wrhs.org

September 21-22. Stanhope. NJ. WATERLOO ANTIQUES FAIR. This large and festive event, now in its 26th year, features 200 exhibitors in a beautiful country setting adjacent to the Historic Village of Waterloo, 55 minutes west of the George Washington Bridge. Antique lovers will find the northeast's largest selection of affordable furniture: country, Victorian, folk, rustic, formal, funky, wicker, primitives, garden, architectural and more. Also on view, stoneware, hunting and fishing artifacts, art pottery and ceramics, Wedgwood and fiesta, cut and pressed glass, quilts, vintage textiles and linens, and a large selection of silver and plate, flat and hollowware. Also timepieces, porcelain, art glass, mirrors, lighting. country store collectibles, kitchenware, paintings and prints, antiquarian books and maps, postcards, tools and toys and more. Outdoors and under tents, rain or shine. Waterloo Village, Stanhope/Byrain Township, New Jersey. Rt. 95 or Rt. 287 to Rt. 80 Exit 25; follow signs for Waterloo Village. S how hours 10 -5pm. For more information Stella Show Management Co. (212) 255-0020; www.stellashows.com

September 27-29. King of Prussia, PA. THE EARLY AMERICAN LIFE ANTIQUES SHOW, Valley Forge Convention Center. Quality period antiques showcasing 18th to mid 19th century Americana, presented in room settings. Over 50 dealers offering furniture, textiles, clocks, jewelry, decorative arts and collectibles. Preview Sept 27, 6-9pm, admission $35/person. Sept 28, 10-Spin; Sept 29, 11-4pm, admission $12 ($10 with show ad). For information call Goodrich & Company Promotions, Inc (717) 796-2380, or visit www.goodrichpromotions.com