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Here's a Sneak Peek at the 58th Annual Winter Antiques Show

By Tiffany Yannetta

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  • Kentshire Galleries, Ltd. Marcus & Co. An antique scarab bracelet in the Egyptian Revival style, with multicolored enamel lotus leaves, centering on a blue faience scarab, in 18k. c. 1880.
  • Les Enluminures. Renaissance diamond ring. The Netherlands, c. 1500. Gold and diamond.
  • Macklowe Gallery. A pair of Marchak diamond, sapphire, and gold earrings. French, c. 1950's.
  • Macklowe Gallery. Bulgari diamond and 18 karat gold necklace. Italian, c. 1970's.
  • Kentshire Galleries, Ltd. An antique coral fringe necklace of Moorish style, with graduated amphorae pendants and black enamel decoration, in silver gold. Petiteau, France, c. 1850.
  • Lost City Arts. Harry Bertoia (1915-1978) Sterling silver gong pendant, 4" x 4,", 1960's. Sterling silver wire and ebonized wood pendant.

Starting on Friday, January 20th, the Park Avenue Armory will host the 58th Annual Winter Antiques Show. For anyone who's really into vintage, the Antiques show is any easy way to pick up something that's completely legit. As for those of us who haven't quite ventured past the Beacon's Closet level of collecting, it's still a fun afternoon browse. The 73 exhibitors will show off everything from 17th century American furniture to 20th century vintage jewelry. And it's all for a good cause: Net proceeds from the event go toward the East Side House Settlement, a South Bronx non-profit that provides social services to community residents.

For a sneak peek of what will be on display, take a look through our gallery above for six standout pieces, from a 1970s Bulgari diamond necklace to a ring worn during the Renaissance. The show runs through January 29th, admission is $20, and you can purchase tickets here.
· Winter Antiques Show [Official Site]
· Vintage Buying Tips from Sierra Fromberg of Grey Era [Racked NY]
· Jeweler Erica Weiner on Buying Vintage for the Holidays [Racked NY]