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NOV 27-30 2020

With most of the art shows, exhibitions and events cancelled this year due to the Covid pandemic, it was refreshing that Fine Art Asia went ahead. We were most delighted to get one of the largest booths at the show and managed to display a varied selection of artwork and antique silver from the 18th and 19th century.

Fine Art Asia 2020
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

With most of the art shows, exhibitions and events cancelled this year due to the Covid pandemic, it was refreshing that Fine Art Asia went ahead. We were most delighted to get one of the largest booths at the show and managed to display a varied selection of artwork and antique silver from the 18th and 19th century. A few of our highlights included a pair of silver-gilt elephant and rhinoceros dated 1874 (previously owned by the Rothchilds), and a sterling silver ice bucket by Fabergé. As a way to engage viewers, we ran a contest for people to guess the age of a necklace with 27 Roman intaglios. The correct answer was presented with a prized print by popular Chinese contemporary artist Wang Xia Bo valued at $50,000.