Dates & Opening Hours:
Thursday 18th March to Sunday 21st March 2027
Thursday: 12 noon – 8pm
Friday: 11am – 6pm
Saturday: 11am – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 5pm
Venue:
Chelsea Old Town Hall, King’s Road, London SW3 5EE
Tickets:
£10 each (valid on all four days of the fair)
Previous attendees to recent CADA fairs will automatically receive an emailed e-ticket 3 weeks before the event takes place.
New visitors will be able to purchase a ticket via the below Eventbrite link, or at the fair reception, for £10.
Buy in advance at https://CADAinChelsea2027.eventbrite.co.uk
About:
The Cotswold Art & Antiques Dealers’ Association (CADA) is returning to London in 2027, following on from their last two successful fairs outside of the Cotswold area.
A large number of CADA Members and Associate Members will be joined by several guest exhibitors, who together will provide an impressive and diverse selection of art and antiques for sale in Chelsea Old Town Hall.
Come and visit to find a tempting array of period furniture, paintings and watercolours, glass, clocks, sculpture, silver, ceramics, textiles, jewellery, tribal artefacts, oriental carpets and other works of art, all vetted for quality and authenticity.
Supporters: Simon Hall Limited
Media Partner: Country Life
How to get there:
Nearest Tube stations: Sloane Square or South Kensington stations on the Circle or District lines.
By Bus: Bus numbers 11, 19, 22, 49, 211 and 319.
Car Parking: There is a small public car park (35 spaces) at the lower end of Sydney Street that operates Monday to Saturday from 07:00–19:00. On-street parking is permitted at metered bays in nearby side streets.
Enquiries:
Telephone: 07855 443913
Email: info@thecada.org
Sign up to receive the occasional newsletter or follow us on Instagram for updates: @cadaartandantiquesassociation
CADA ART ANTIQUES CHELSEA – LIST OF EXHIBITORS - March 2026
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Architectural Heritage: Garden antiques and Modern British sculpture
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Tobias Birch: 17th to 19th century clocks and barometers
Lesley Blackford Antiques: Country furniture, silver, objets d’art and decorative items
Sue Brown Ltd: 18th to 20th century jewellery
Burlington: 19th & 20th century British and European paintings
C
Lennox Cato: 18th & 19th century furniture and works of art
Christopher Clarke Antiques: Campaign furniture and travel items
Sarah Colegrave: 19th & 20th century British paintings, drawings and watercolours
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Fifties Art: Mid-Century Art and the Works of John Piper
G
Garret & Hurst: 19th century and contemporary sculpture
Mark Goodger: Antique boxes and accessories
Gråsilver: An exclusive range of rare modernist Scandinavian jewellery
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Simon Hall Limited: Removals. Storage. Shipping.
Hansord: Antique furniture and works of art
Haynes Fine Art: 19th - 21st century British & European paintings
Hickmet Fine Arts: Art Deco and Art Nouveau sculpture and glass
Howards Jewellers: Period, antique and contemporary jewellery
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Jacksons Antique: Decorative, Asian art and fine objects
K
Stephen Kalms Antiques: English and Continental silver
M
Markies Antiques Ltd: Arts & Crafts, Art Deco and Art Nouveau furniture, sculpture and decorative works of art.
Kaye Michie: Watercolours, drawings and illustrations
Timothy Millett Limited: Historic medals and works of art
M. & D. Moir: Art Deco and Art Nouveau glass
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Jane Orde: 19th & 20th century Japanese works of art
Oriental Rug Shop: Handmade rugs and carpets
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Potterton Books: International specialist booksellers of new titles and unusual out of print books
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T. Robert: Period jewellery and objets d’art
Mark Rowles Fine Art: 19th & early 20th century paintings
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Neil Schofield: Modern British art
Ian Shaw Tribal: Antique tribal items and textiles, mostly from W. Africa
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Karen Taylor Fine Art: British art of all periods
Timewise: Vintage watches
S. & S. Timms Antiques Ltd: 17th to 19th century town and country furniture
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Wakelin & Linfield: Antique Furniture & Decorative Accessories
Mark J. West: 18th to 20th century English and Continental glass
Winsor Birch: The fine art and sculpture company
Witney Antiques: 17th to early 19th century samplers and needlework