Houston’s Antiques, Art and Design Super Show Takes Over Silver Street: Going Back to the Future — in Style

By Catherine D. Anspon // Mar 17, 2017

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Art Link International of Lake Worth, Florida, brings one of the stars of the show — a classic oil on canvas depicting Notre Dame by 20th-century French Impressionist Edouard Leon Cortès, circa 1939.

Exhibitor Art Link International of Lake Worth FL showing an oil on board by Martha Walter circa 1921

Exhibitor Jacobs Diamond Estate Jewelry of Los Angeles showing a 1970s Pear-shaped Colombian Emerald and Diamond Pendant Earrings

Exhibitor LZ Antique and Estate Jewelers of Farmington Hills MI showing a vintage Judith Leiber crystal minaudiere

Exhibitor Antiques of River Oaks of Houston showing an Art Deco Polar Beach Light

Exhibitor Really Good of Panama City Panama showing a wall of Indian baskets

Exhibitor Chris Mulloy Antiques of Palm Springs CA showing a lizard pin with Columbian emeralds and diamonds with ruby eyes circa 1870s

It’s HAADS time again. Houston Antiques + Art + Design Show returns to Silver Street Studios (2000 Edwards St.), and everything old is new again. We’re making a serious date with the past today through Sunday, March 17 through 19.

Producers Dolphin Promotions, fresh from presenting their Palm Springs Modernism show, curate mid-century alongside the best of the design epochs: Queen Anne, Chippendale, Sheraton, Rococo Revival, and Art Deco onward. Acquire timeless antique furniture, paintings, silver, bronzes, porcelain, Oriental rugs, lighting, vintage clothing and accessories, restored timepieces, and rare volumes.

Fifty dealers have been confirmed, including eight Houston notables: David Lackey Antiques & Art, The Antique Company, Antiques of River Oaks, Golden Chances, Gulf Coast Silver, Japan Pearl Market, LR Antique Imports, and Majolica LLC. (which also has a Paris location). International exhibitors include Montevideo, Uruguay-based Gele (European furnishings and paintings), and Panamanian dealer Really Good (Indian baskets, alligator accessories, early 20th–century prints).

Also new is an increased emphasis on estate jewels, via Jacob’s Diamond and Estate Jewelry, LZ Antique & Estate Jewelry, and Shelly Storch Fine Jewelry. First-time exhibitors include Big Blue Wreck Salvage from Denver, which offers coins brought up from ancient shipwrecks, and Art Link International (meet you by the Cortes canvas in their booth).

Stepping up as partners are The Magazine Antiques and PaperCity magazine. For tickets and more information, visit houstonantiquesartdesign.com.