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Dates for next events
I will be at So Last Century this weekend at St Dunstan's School in Catford. Open 11am-4pm Saturday 18 October & 11am-4pm Sunday 19 October. I am taking part in a small selling exhibition with Myra Hunter at The Last Supper Gallery. Open 11am-5pm Tuesday 4 November - Sunday 9 November. 38 Webbs Road, Battersea. SW11 6SF. On Sunday 16 November I will be at Midcentury Modern at Dulwich College. Open 10am-4pm and I will be in the South Cloister. Projekt Market is happening at the Copeland Gallery in Peckham. Open 3pm-8pm Friday 28 November, 10am-5pm Saturday 29 November & 11am-5pm...
Midcentury Modern at Dulwich College
My next outing is on Sunday March 23rd to Midcentury Modern where I will be in the South Cloister at Dulwich College. The show features a modern marketplace on the upper floor of the Christison Hall and several locations throughtout the College showing the best of midcentury furniture, textiles and accessories. Tickets are available in advance online at www.modernshows.com
SO LAST CENTURY VINTAGE FAIR AT ST DUNSTAN'S COLLEGE IN CATFORD
My first fair of 2025 will be at So Last Century on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 February. I will be in the Refectory from 10.30am - 4pm on both days. It's a busy fair with over 50 vintage dealers in two large spaces: the modernist Refectory and the Victorian Great Hall. We look forward to seeing you over the weekend.
Dulwich Open House
Next month I will be taking part in the Dulwich Festival. Marie Lenclos, fine art, and Dan Kelly, ceramics, will be joining Travel on Paper on Saturday May 10 and Sunday May 11 at 19 Bicknell Road's Open House.
So Last Century at Goldsmiths College in New Cross
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I will be taking part in the So Last Century Fair at Goldsmiths College, University of London, Lewisham Way, SE14 6NW. The dates have been confirmed: Sunday 17 March, 11.00 - 16.00. It's in the Great Hall inside the Richard Hoggart Building. Goldsmiths took over the space in 1890 from the Royal Naval College. Having no use for an open parade ground, they added huge arches to each corner and created a beautifully lit performance hall. It's well worth a visit just to see it. The hall will be full of dealers selling mid-century collectables including glass, ceramics, textiles,...