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Coming up at The Winter Decorative Fair

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With The Winter Decorative Fair, Battersea – the first major antiques and interiors event of the year, and London’s largest, longest-running design and arts fair – set to open its doors this week from January 24 to 29, we’ve pulled together a few of the items set to catch visitors’ eyes.

With over 120 exhibitors taking part in the event at Evolution London in Battersea Park, there’s a wide array of items and artworks dating from the 1700s to the 1970s.

The Decorative Fair is also joined by 15 specialist textile and carpet dealers showing upstairs on the mezzanine at LARTA, The London Antique Rug & Textile Art Fair, in its annual staging.

19th-century English cabriole leg settee
English C19th walnut cabriole leg settee carved in a mid-C18th style
Southern French tureen
Unusual square serving tureen, made in Southern France, mid-C20th
Staffordshire deer with bocage backdrops c1830. Staffordshire cauliflower teapot c1790
Staffordshire deer with bocage backdrops c1830. Staffordshire cauliflower teapot c1790
JOOP! after Jean Royere, Ohrs Polaire armchair
JOOP! after Jean Royere, Ohrs Polaire armchair, edition of 10, 1990
Three Tunbridge Ware sewing boxes
Tunbridge Ware sewing boxes, circa 1800-1825 inspired by Brighton Pavilion, and country cottages
Italian chairs designed by Carlo de Carli, 1950s
Italian chairs designed by Carlo de Carli, 1950s re-upholstered in velvet
Late C19th Chinese porcelain vases converted to lamps
Late C19th Chinese porcelain vases converted to lamps
1930s silver-plated cocktail set with six coloured glasses, shaker and tray
1930s silver-plated cocktail set with six coloured glasses, shaker and tray
Articulated wooden pull-along dog, c 1900s
Articulated wooden pull-along dog, c 1900s
Large C18th Italian walnut sofa
Large C18th Italian walnut sofa, circa 1770