Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show 2020
Friday, 14 February 2020 - Tuesday, 18 February 2020 11am-7pm
This show is the largest of its kind in the United States. International exhibitors display fine works from across the globe in a prestigious show encompassing fine jewelry, exquisite works of art and fascinating antiques. Find your treasure!
650 Okeechobee Boulevard
West Palm Beach
33401 Florida
United States
Whether your passions run to sparkling diamonds, emeralds and pearls or a first edition of your favorite author; a 17th century rug, an art deco lounge chair or Georgian Library Bookcase, you are sure to find it here. Master craftsmen in the realms of fine jewels, art and antiques are all found under one roof. An educational lecture series open to the public will feature industry experts offering their extensive knowledge on a variety of captivating topics. Specialists such as curators, skinners and conservators will provide an abundance of information and entertainment throughout the weekend. Event Website
Exhibited works
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A Carved Oak Barometer -
A Pair of Gilt Console Tables In the Manner of William Kent -
A Large Black Forest Antique Mantle Clock -
A Carved Giltwood Twelve Light Chandelier -
A Pair of Samson Fish Bowls in the Oriental Manner, on Giltwood Stands -
A Suite of 12 Plates in Vienna Porcelain -
An Important Pair of Jardinières on Stands of the Belle Époque Period -
A Louis Vuitton Cabin Trunk -
An Elegant Pair of Urns by F. Barbedienne -
A Remarkable Pair of Display Cabinets By Henri Picard of Paris -
A Louis XVI Period Mantle Clock By Bruel of Paris -
A Fine Drinks Box retailed by Spiers of Oxford -
A French Jewellery Casket -
A 'Black Forest' Carved Dog Group -
A Belle Époque Mantle Clock by Samuel Marti -
A Fine Cased Carriage Clock -
A Pair of Large Black Forest Game Plaques -
A Pair of Cabinets in the Louis XVI Manner By Maison Millet -
A Pair of Late Georgian Oak Benches Attributed to Gillows -
A Pair of George II Style Mirrors -
An Exceptional Giltwood Table de Milieu in the Louis XIV Style -
A Pair of Miniature Black Forest Bear Carvings -
A Regency Papier-Mâché Decanter Wagon -
A Fine Meuble d'Appui by Vedder of Paris