The Winter Antiques Show on Park Avenue has come and gone. I am late posting about this terrific show due to Blizzard Jonas which dumped over 20" of snow on the entire mid Atlantic region on January 23, 2016. I shoveled valiantly for a total of seven hours,but, was not able to venture to the Big City to visit my colleagues the opening weekend. And so, after hosting a baby shower in Times Square for our long awaited grandbaby the following weekend, Charlie and I finally managed to make a break for the Park Avenue Armory and take a look around the Winter Antiques Show. Below is a sampling of items at the show:
Charlie made a beeline to the back of Pat Bell and Edwin Hild's impressive booth.
More of Pat & Ed's booth -Olde Hope Antiques
Olde Hope Antiques
Wonderful colors- Olde Hope Antiques
Elle Shushan's enchanting booth of miniatures
I love wallpaper!
Kelly Kinzle's booth & wallpaper, oh, and amazing weathervane!
Kelly Kinzle taking stock of the situation
In Kelly Kinzle's booth - one of my favorite signs at the WAS
So cool! A fireman's trumpet from Kensington, Philadelphia, PA - Kelly Kinzle
A booth full of Grandma Moses. Every bit as impressive as the Bennigton Museum's collection of Grandma Moses paintings. I am sorry to say, I failed to record the dealer's name.
Charlie loved this booth. The decorator managed to simulate a NYC apartment with well lit views of the city through faux windows.
David Schorsch's colorful booth
This sign! David Schorsch
A 200 year old clock built and owned about 25 miles away from where I spent my childhood. David Schorsch
Rare canon weathervane- David Schorsch