Save the 2021 dates!
The 2021 virtual edition of the San Francisco Fall Show will take place on the InCollect platform from October 15-24, 2021 and will feature dealers from around the world, offering for sale an extraordinary range of fine and decorative arts from antiquity to the present day. The goal is to represent all styles and periods including American, English, Continental and Asian furniture, art, and decorative objects, paintings, prints, photographs, books, precious metals, jewelry, rugs, textiles and ceramics. Show Chair Suzanne Tucker puts it this way: “For anyone interested in art and design, furniture and the decorative arts – buying, collecting, or simply learning about art and antiques – this 10-day online event is not to be missed. Dealers are spending the summer curating a unique selection of items for the show – and they will be available 24/7 to communicate directly or through the InCollect platform with buyers and collectors”.
InCollect’s advanced technology and robust platform will allow all dealers to have their own online “booths”, allowing for photo and video, as well as take full advantage of the site’s purpose-built search tools and InCollect’s huge existing digital audience. In short, InCollect provides the absolute best experience for discovering and acquiring art, antiques, jewelry and design. in the words of John Smiroldo, InCollect’s President and Founder: “We’re devoting extensive resources to create an immersive online show experience unlike anything else, combining the benefits of direct live show interaction with the efficiencies of the internet. I’m very excited to work together with the San Francisco Fall Show as it is truly one of the great shows in America.”
Below are a few teaser images from the upcoming show (and don’t forget to follow us on Instagram for more previews and inspiration!):
From Justin Evershed-Martin: Chinese Iron Panels on Paper, circa 1800.
From Galen Lowe: Japanese two panel folding screen of people cherry blossom viewing. Taisho Period-early Showa Period, circa 1930.
From Stephan Jones: Modern Directoire limed oak colonnade center table with cleft slate top, inspired by the salt works at LeDoux. France, circa 1980’s.
From Foster-Gwin: Sommerville Blue, 1960 by Joseph Fiore (1925-2008). Oil on canvas.
From Lennox Cato: Georgian design walnut and marble top center table, possibly Irish.
From Eocene Arts: Bamboo flower baskets by Kosuge Kogetsu (1932-2017), circa 1960. With original boxes signed/sealed by the artist.
From C. Mariani Antiques: Pair of 18th century gilt wood mirrors.
From Carlton Hobbs: A very large four panel double-sided glazed folding screen mounted with seventy-eight prints and one watercolor painting, depicting views of London from the collection of the Earl of Granville. English, second half of the 19th century.
By Vera Vandenbosch