Antiques & Scenery
Tour the Cotswold Art & Antique Dealers' Association Tenth Annual Exhibitions.
A 'bakers dozen' makes a tasty treat for this year's special series of selling exhibitions hosted by members of CADA. Thirteen dealers across seven Cotswold towns will be showing, from Saturday 6th October through Saturday 20th October 2007, a wide range of themed exhibitions, from contemporary art to golfing antiques, as well as wonderful collector's curios, ceramics, clocks and furniture.
The Cotswolds is home to the greatest concentration of quality specialist art and antiques dealers outside London. CADA, the Cotswold Art & Antique Dealers' Association, represents some 40 of these dealers.
Whether you are a keen collector, investor in fine quality works of art, or simply looking for something unique and original to put an individual stamp on your home interior, there can be no finer way of exploring the beautiful towns, villages and countryside of the Cotswolds than by spending time visiting the dealers of the region.
Broadway, Worcestershire
Local Domestic Longcase & Wall Clocks: a collection
of Cotswold clocks from Evesham to Chipping Norton
A close look at some of the leading clockmakers of the 18th and 19th
centuries, including examples by Walter Archer, based in Stow-on-the-Wold from
the 1690s. Stephen Cook Antiques Ltd.
Jeremy Barlow R.O.I., Solo Exhibition
A leading member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters; atmospheric
scenes of outside life in European villages and cities. John Noott Galleries.
Burford, Oxfordshire
Golf Past and Present: A view of Golf's history and
the art of Kenneth Reed FRSA
Antique golf paraphernalia such as an 1808 Leith Links Membership certificate,
alongside the first ever show of contemporary landscapes and poster originals
by the official artist of the United States Golf Association and the Royal &
Ancient, St. Andrews. Manfred Schotten Antiques.
Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Early and Collectable! English Oak Furniture from1550-1700
Oak and associated accessories for the collector and home furnisher. Of special
interest is a wonderful collected set of ten William & Mary oak dining chairs.
William H. Stokes.
Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire
A Cabinet of Curiosities: Fine Furniture, Paintings
and Objects
Inspired by the collectors of the 18th and 19th centuries who acquired fine
works of art and natural curios from around the globe, such as the 'coco de
mer'. Baggott Church Street Limited.
Brass Bound & Portable: Campaign furniture &
travel items of the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries
A number of pieces obviously made for travel as well as many that hide their
practicality. Christopher Clarke Antiques.
Vanishing Point: Unrepeatable Gothic and Renaissance
Furniture
Of special note is a stunning and charismatic 17th century Spanish walnut vargueno,
or cabinet of drawers on stand, carved and inlaid wit
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