World’s Most Refined Antiques at The Winter Show

January 31, 2026
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If you’ve ever been to a good antique shop, you are familiar with the feeling; the thrill of finding something rare and curious. Now imagine 70 of the world’s finest curators presenting the most exceptional antiques from their collections. You can experience this at The Winter Show in New York’s historic Park Avenue Armory, every January. From Art Deco furniture to monumental paintings, sculptures, and textiles, the event caters to affluent clientele, yet remains just as inspiring for anyone passionate about art history and unique treasures.

Peter Finer, a London-based dealer specializing in rare antique arms and armor from the Bronze Age to the 1900s (and a master in display lighting)
A triptych by artist Pieter Coecke van Aelst from the early 1500s
A late 19th century hand-carved store mannequin at Jeffrey Tillou Antiques
One of my favorite booths at the show by Rose Uniacke, a gallerist from London
A photograph by Mattie Edwards Hewitt featuring a sculpture by artist Elie Nadelman
A painting by Danish artist Carl Vilhelm Holsøe who primarily painted interiors throughout his career
Marble Roman torso dates 1st Century AD at Galerie Cahn based in Switzerland
The Winter Show
January 23—February 2, 2026

Park Avenue Armory (View in map)
Admission $45
thewintershow.org

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