Antiques: Variety on offer at New York's Winter Show

The premier antique fair in the United States will showcase antiques from around the world spanning 5,000 years 

Glass Past will bring the c1925 Mosaico Vase by Nicolo Barovier of Venice to the New York Winter Show.

The premier antique fair in the United States, The Winter Show in New York, will offer an extraordinary variety of vetted antiques from around the world spanning 5,000 years from antiquity to today. The annual extravaganza at the Park Avenue Armory will bring together 65 renowned international dealers in fine and decorative arts from January 19-28.

Established in 1954 it has consistently addressed the shifting role and value of art, antiques and design. New European exhibitors this year include Galerie Nathalie Motte Masselink (Paris) with Old Master drawings, Galerie Léage (Paris) with objects and furniture from the 18th century in a shared stand with Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz (Paris) and Peter Harrington (London) specialising in rare books, manuscripts, and works on paper. 

Returning exhibitors of Daniel Blau of Munich will offer modern and contemporary works on paper, Robert Young of London with British and European folk and naive art and Wartski London with antique jewelry, Fabergé and silver Aronson Antiquaire of Amsterdam with 17th and 18th-century Delftware and Koopman Rare Art of London with fine English silver, gold boxes and jewellery.