Fairs and Markets

The Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association hosts more events in this sector than any other organiser.

A 1645 etching of an African boy by Wenceslaus Hollar (1607-77) is part of a collection of more than 200 works by the Bohemian artist on offer from Daniel Crouch Rare Books at the London Original Print Fair (LOPF).

Karen Stuckey is back with an impressive array of dealers at the Saturday, June 4, outing of her Wanstead Vintage Fair.

Event launched at end of last year a goal kick away from the stadium is gaining many fans

Crowds descend on first event under new ownership in Welsh town

Dealer Tim Bryars previews this year’s London Map Fair with an eye on current collecting trends

This Victorian ‘Language of Flowers’ fan was published by Robert Canton c.1875 and is on offer at The Ephemera Society Summer Fair.

But Brexit red tape is the talk of the trade as favourite fair returns to Old Town Hall

A fair featuring books, posters, photographs, pictures and records covering Surrealism, counter culture and underground movements will take place in Paris this summer.

Glynne Clivaz passed away peacefully on May 1, aged 92.

The Decorative Antiques & Textiles Fair in Battersea Park is well known for selling garden items.

Tunes play an important part at this four-day riverside fair with a festival feel

Photographica is back on Sunday, May 22, at the Royal Horticultural Society in London.

Among the stand-out items at 'The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair' are two Regency glass crown scent bottles made for the coronation of King George IV.

I went to the Chelsea book fair [The ABA Chelsea Rare Book Fair] at Chelsea Town Hall on Saturday, April 30. What a delightful fair, set in a wonderful building, with a wonderful atmosphere and books on proper bookshelves.

First-time exhibitor William Cook Antiques brings a pair of early 19th century gilded Japanese screens to the 56th Annual Buxton Antiques Fair.

Dealers and fairgoers are having to come to terms with widespread changes in the ticketing of fairs.

An Attic black-figure vessel decorated with a striking pair of eyes to the outside is among the highlights at the second physical staging of Eye of the Collector.

Maxine Stonehill of Pop Up Vintage Fairs popped up in March at the Grade II-listed St John’s Church in Hackney, which has had a £6m restoration and is now a busy music and events venue as well as remaining a working church.