Antiques and Fine Art: London calling for Treasure House Fair

Des O'Sullivan eyes the spectacular collectables at the Treasure House Fair

Coulborn & Sons will bring this 18th-century child's wardrobe in the form of a doll's house to the Treasure House Fair in London, right, Phillip Mould will bring the 1932 'Still Life with Fan' by Vanessa Bell to the event.

No fewer than 70 internationally renowned exhibitors will take part in the Treasure House Fair at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, in London from June 26-July 1. Among leading British dealers taking part are Ronald Phillips, Richard Green, Osborne Samuel, Wartski, Adrian Sassoon, Butchoff Antiques, MacConnal-Mason, Godson & Coles, Koopman Rare Art, Frank Partridge, SJ Phillips, Adrian Alan and Frank Partridge. They will present a spectacular selection of furniture, silver, decorative arts and jewellery.

Coulborn & Sons will bring this 18th-century child's wardrobe in the form of a doll's house to the Treasure House Fair in London.

International galleries include three New York institutions: the antique jeweller À La Vieille Russie, silver specialists SJ Shrubsole and the leading authority in antique porcelain, Michele Beiny. "We like to think of ourselves as a festival rather than an art fair," says director and co-founder Thomas Woodham-Smith. His grandmother was the historian Cecil Woodham-Smith, author of The Great Hunger. 

Phillip Mould will bring the 1932 'Still Life with Fan' by Vanessa Bell to the Treasure House Fair.

The Treasure House Fair was founded in 2023 by Woodham-Smith and Harry Van der Hoorn, co-founders of the famed Masterpiece fair which ran from 2009-2022.