PARTY PHOTOS
The elegant pagodas at the entrance of the show were designed and built by an extraordinary team, including: Architect Andrew Skurman, Shirley Robinson, Paul Bet, Dick Breaux, Peter Werkhoven, and Mark Guthrie. (photo by Douglas Sandberg)
photos courtesy of Drew Altizer
Benefiting Enterprise for High School Students, The San Francisco Fall Antiques Show is the oldest continuously operating international antiques show on the West Coast. Held in San Francisco’s historic Fort Mason each autumn, the show features approximately seventy dealers hailing from both the United States and Europe. This year, the show’s theme was Chinoiserie: Rococo to Eco. Design connoisseurs and antique lovers alike flocked to Fort Mason’s Festival Pavilion on October 27th for the San Francisco Fall Antique Show’s Preview Party Benefit Gala, one of the Bay Area’s premiere events of the year.
Please visit www.sffas.org for more information on the San Francisco Fall Antiques Show.
FEATURES
San Francisco based epoca’s booth featured luxurious and unique 20th century furnishings.
Downtown, based out of Los Angeles, had an beautiful booth with a more contemporary feel.
Carlton Hobbs, based out of New York, specializes in 17th, 18th, and 19th century British and Continental antiques
