Maastricht fair previewed in the Financial Times.

Article on the art market in The Antique Trade Gazette this week.

The European and Fine Art Fair in Maastricht , or TEFAF, as it is more commonly known, is the most important event of the year for collectors of fine art and antiques.  A  number of articles covering  previous fairs  have featured Harris Lindsay in their reviews, including the New York Social Diary , Executive Traveler and Luxury Traveler. Once again, Harris Lindsay will be exhibiting at Stand no. 273.

TEFAF, the world’s most influential art and antiques fair, bigger and better than ever before

TEFAF Maastricht to be held March 2010 Biggest Ever.

Article in the Financial Times in October 2009.

"The arts and antiques market has held up well under the duress of the recession with many investors looking for a safety net for their savings."

"Prices for traditional arts and antiques are continuing to outstrip those for contemporary work as investors look to shelter savings by buying safer assets."

"Those turning to the arts and antiques market are concentrating on the more stable and traditional markets, which tend to hold their value, or at least pose less risk."

"The credit crunch has had a positive effect on niche markets, with buyers putting money into quality goods in all areas as an alternative to the banks."

An Indian 17th century ebony table which this company sold to the V&A in 1981, was exhibited in an exhibition on Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill at the Yale Center for British Art , New Haven in the Autumn of 2009 and which will be coming to the V&A from 6th March to 4th July 2010

A cabinet for sale at Harris Lindsay, featured in an article on Owen Jones, in Country Life, 28th October.

Our unusual bead table received a very positive review in an Artnet article on the New York Show

Our Art Nouveau bead table featured in Huon Mallalieu's review of the 2009 New York International Fair in Country Life, 18th November 2009.