More than 200 dealers have set up their stands at the 31-year-old fair this summer. Dealers are selling porcelain, glass, silver, ceramics, clocks, works on paper, fine art and more.
Director Mary Claire Boyd said it is “the vast choice that makes AfE such a popular fair” and she reported a rise in visitor numbers on the first day.
More than 200 dealers have set up their stands at the 31-year-old fair this summer, selling porcelain, glass, silver, ceramics, clocks, works on paper, fine art and more.
The fair runs until July 23.
