Peter Harrington at Masterpiece London 2013

Jun 25, 2013 | Uncategorized

Masterpiece London 2013

Now in its fourth year, Masterpiece London has established itself as one of the premier shows  in the Arts & Antiques fairs calendar. With more than 150 dealers from around the world showcasing the finest examples of art, antiques and design, Masterpiece London is an unmissable event for collectors and admirers alike of the finest works of art and design, from paintings to jewellery, vintage cars to contemporary sculptures, and much more.

The fair is located in the South Gardens of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, and runs between 26 June and 3 July. For full opening times, ticket information and much more, visit the Masterpiece London official website.

Peter Harrington are proud to be exhibiting at Masterpiece 2013.

Here are some photos of our stand:

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