Exquisite World Art Comes to London Fair

Exquisite World Art Comes to London Fair
An extremely unusual first-period (c. 1762) Dr. Wall Worcester teapot offered by Brian Haughton Gallery from London. Courtesy of Brian Haughton Gallery
Jane Werrell
Jane Werrell
NTD News International Correspondent and Anchor
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Art in London.

LONDON—Prince Albert is quite likely to keep a closer eye on Kensington Gardens for the next seven days as a custom-made pavilion is assembled on the lawns, playing host to a treasure trove of collectables as part of Art Antiques London.

Close to the site where the Great Exhibition once stood, Art Antiques London is a meeting place for the global community of fine art collectors and connoisseurs. The fair will bring together over 70 of the world’s leading art dealers. 

The vast array of arts and antiques from around the world offers the viewer glimpses of such items as a beautiful Indian pendant from the Mogul courts and a rare English teapot depicting Chinese river scenes.

International Appeal

Husband-and-wife team Brian and Anna Haughton are founders of Haughton International Fairs and currently run six international art and antique fairs in New York, London, and Dubai, including Arts Antique London. The family-run fair, which the couple runs with the help of their son and daughter, is capturing the international scene.

Jane Werrell
Jane Werrell
NTD News International Correspondent and Anchor
Jane Werrell is an international correspondent and anchor for NTD News based in London. Jane is a part-time anchor for "NTD UK News."
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