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America's leading art, antiques and design fair. To purchase the tickets please visit:
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The Winter Antiques Show is a benefit for East Side House Settlement, a community-based organization in the South Bronx.

08/06/2026

| Island Cage (c. 2025) by Gil Batle from Ricco/Maresca

In their first exhibition devoted exclusively to this body of work, Ricco/Maresca presents ‘Double Life’ by Gil Batle— an American Filipino artist known for his intricate illustrations and topical themes addressing violence, longing, justice, and native wildlife.

Using found plates and export porcelain, Batle weaves together devotional imagery, tattoo flash, and comics into symbolic scenes.

Animals, birds, foliage, and figures from the island come together to create fantastical and highly expressive moments, all contained within the border of a familiar dish.

Exhibition on through August 21st, 2026

08/05/2026

| Alabama Home by Caroline Gidiere Design

Centrally located in the hotspot for Southern design— Birmingham, Alabama— this timeless home perfectly encapsulates interior designer Caroline Gidiere’s fluency in the ‘Grand Millennial’ aesthetic.

Pulling from her client’s vast collection of family antiques, Gidiere selected a screen of grand proportions to serve as the room’s focal point and anchor. A delicate shade of blue, found within the piece, inspired the ceiling, curtain, and sofa colors.

Grass cloth walls and rich velvet upholstery foster an intriguing textural dialogue— reminiscent of Old World studies filled with flickering candlelight and worldly treasures.

Styling by Lindsey Ellis Beatty ()
Photography by Laurey W. Glenn ()

08/04/2026

| Lattice & Symbols Occasional Table by Peeta Tinay from Maison Gerard

Intricately interlaced with reed and cane from vine rattan palm, this ‘enchanting table’ is an exemplary example of Peeta Tinay’s mastery over a myriad weaving techniques and organic mediums.

The product of several complex plaiting processes, years of expertise, and hours of handiwork, this occasional table calls to mind the prominence of rattan furniture during the Victorian era.

For her 21st century design, Tinay incorporated a vibrant cellulose fiber dye, varnish, Baltic Birch ply, and a tempered glass surface to finish.

07/30/2026

| Loetz Vase with Silver from Nikolaus Kolhammer

Designed in 1899 by Johann Loetz Witwe, this ethereal vase is an exquisite example of the renowned Bohemian glass maker’s playful oeuvre.

Shaped using mould-blown and freeform techniques, the vessel is comprised of Loetz’ iconic and highly iridescent glass blend, first formulated in 1898— this specific mix is known as Phenomen Genre 7766.

This Loetz Vase also features an ornate silver mounting with two handles and four feet— providing an elegant framework to protect and compliment the piece.

07/29/2026

| Palm Beach Estate by Victoria Hagan Interiors

Perched on the shores of Palm Beach, this vibrant, tropics-inspired home by Victoria Hagan is a study in color— when to use it, where to use it, and how to use it.

Hagan believes that the secret behind a successful color palette is intention. In this project, she chose to redefine 21st century luxury with a “riot of colors and patterns”— branching away from trending earth tones and neutrals.

Using a Parker Dining Table from Victoria Hagan Collections as the anchor, custom dining chairs upholstered in a bold blue pattern converse freely with the Royal Blue Plume wallpaper mural by Amara.

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07/28/2026

| Wintering Swan by Georgina Warne from Jonathan Cooper

With its gracefully curving neck, understated color palette, and delicate illustrations, Wintering Swan (c. 2024) by Georgina Warne showcases the artist’s skill as both a master ceramicist and printmaker.

Inspired by 10th and 11th century Iranian lustred ceramics, as well as Spanish and Italian majolica ware, Warne shapes her chosen creatures from high-quality stoneware clay. Folk-art inspired mono-print designs are then applied to the work’s surface. Following a bisque firing, she adds hand-painted details throughout the composition using a specially mixed underglaze.

07/24/2026

| Happy Friday!

Today we’re exploring the dynamic work of one of Modernism’s pioneering figures— Wifredo Lam.

Join Mathias from Galerie Gmurzynska to learn more about Lam’s transnational body of work and the distinctive Afro-Cuban-inspired visual language he is recognized for today.

07/23/2026

| Glacial Seas by Eugène Ehrmann from Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz

Painted in the mid-19th century, this dynamic arctic scene— designed by Eugène Ehrmann for Zuber— was initially regarded as ‘too modern’ and considered to be unorthodox in both subject matter and composition.

One of the five scenes from ‘Les Zones Terrestres,’ the other illustrations include ‘La Suisse,’ ‘l’Algerie,’ ‘Le Bengale,’ ‘Le Canada.’

This particular print is exceptionally rare, as the wood-blocks— of which there were over 2,000— were destroyed in the early 20th century during World War II.

07/22/2026

| Country French Residence by Cathy Kincaid Interiors

An elegant take on the French Provincial style, this serene country estate embraces levity and grace using a palette of light blues, cool greys, and warming pops of coral and gold.

In the dining room, custom striped wallpaper draws the eye upwards towards a crystal chandelier. On the back wall, a collection of blue and white floral prints hang above a vintage settee, upholstered in blue and white buffalo check.

Above a French commode cabinet, blue and white porcelain are arranged in joyous patterns— a characteristic element in any Kincaid interior. By layering antique pieces with contemporary accents, the Dallas-based designer redefines comfortable elegance.

07/21/2026

| Study for a Vase with Flowers and Butterflies from Hill Stone, Inc.

Illustrated by Anatole-Alexis Fournier during his tenure at Sèvres— the renowned French porcelain factory— this ‘Study for a Vase with Flowers and Butterflies’ is a fine example of one of the artist’s original designs.

Between 1878 and 1926, Fournier served as an important member of the creative team. During this period, the factory experienced a period of successful stylistic and technical experimentation.

Using watercolor, gouache, and black chalk, Fournier conveyed his imaginative ideas for new designs.

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