Raffety & Walwyn, the clock and barometer specialists, will be bringing a fine example of a George III period musical lacquer belltop bracket clock made by George Prior, from 1770 and an important James II ebonised longcase clock by Thomas Tompion. St. James’s clock specialist, John Carlton-Smith, will also be exhibiting at the Fair.

The lecture and seminar programme will offer a series of thought - provoking lectures on a wide variety of topics given by distinguished art historians, including Dame Rosalind Savill, Director of the Wallace Collection; Dr. Ulrich Pietsch, Director of the Porcelain Collection, Dresden; Philippa Glanville, former Assistant Keeper, Department of Metalwork, Victoria and Albert Museum, and Dr. Dora Thornton, Curator, Renaissance Collections of the British Museum.

The inaugural Charity Gala evening at Art Antiques London will benefit the Bush Theawhich has been at the heart of British Theatre since its inception in 1972. The Bush launthe careers of many highly distinguished writers and playwrights including Stephen PoliVictoria Wood and Billy Roche. The Bush Theatre also hosts an ambitious professiondevelopment and outreach programme bushfutures which provides opportunities for disectors of the community and emerging artists to access the expertise of the Bush, and play an active role in the future development of the theatre.

Address: Albert Memorial West Lawn, Kensington Gardens, Queen's Gate, Kensington
Gore, London, SW7, UK
The West Lawn is next to the The Albert Memorial and directly opposite The Royal Albert
Hall.
Tel: + 44 (0)20 7389 6555
Fax: + 44 (0)20 7389 6556
Opening Times : Daily, 11am - 7pm, except Sunday and last day 11am - 6pm.
General Admission: £15.
Getting to the Fair
Underground South Kensington (District, Circle and Piccadilly Lines) and High Street
Kensington (District and Circle Lines) are the nearest stations. Walking to the fair from either
station takes approximately 10 minutes.