The Treasure House Fair [London] | 26.06.-01.07.2025
The fair aims to bring together exceptional works of art and rare objects from different eras and disciplines. It serves as a platform for leading international dealers and offers collectors and enthusiasts the opportunity to discover outstanding pieces from antiquity to the modern era. One focus is on the high quality and provenance of the works on display, as well as the diversity of the categories presented. The fair will take place in London from June 26 to July 1, 2025.
Special features:
The Treasure House Fair continues the tradition of major London art and antiques fairs such as the former Masterpiece London Art Fair and the Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair. It is known for its interdisciplinary focus, which includes not only paintings and sculptures but also furniture, jewelry, antiques, crafts, and even classic cars. Each piece on display is rigorously examined by a team of experts to ensure authenticity and quality. Special exhibitions are often curated to highlight specific themes or artists.
Target audience:
The fair is aimed at a discerning international audience of experienced collectors, art experts, interior designers, and institutions. However, it also attracts a wider audience who appreciate the opportunity to experience and acquire high-quality art and unique objects in an elegant setting.
History:
The Treasure House Fair was founded in 2023 to continue the tradition of an annual multidisciplinary art and antiques fair in London. It was created by Thomas Woodham-Smith and Harry Van der Hoorn, who drew on their many years of experience in the trade fair sector. The fair has quickly established itself as an important event in London’s summer calendar and pays tribute to the city’s rich history of art dealing.
Location and date:
Location: Royal Hospital Chelsea, South Grounds, London, SW3 4SR, United Kingdom
Date: June 26 to July 1, 2025
Abb. oben: The Treasure House Fair, Philip Mould & Company’s booth by interior designer Edward Bulmer, Photo: Tristan Fewings.
