Set of four highly carved mahogany Philadelphia side chairs, circa 1770 –75. Courtesy of H.L. Chalfant American Fine Art & Antiques.




The Philadelphia Show Returns for its 63rd Edition



The Philadelphia Show

April 24 – 27, 2025

Philadelphia Museum of Art, East Terrace, Philadelphia, PA

For more information visit thephiladelphiashow.com



The beloved Philadelphia Show returns for its 63rd edition, taking place from April 24–27 on the East Terrace of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The show will once again host more than 40 art, antiques and decorative design dealers, with exhibits ranging from folk art and colonial American furniture to mid-century modern design and contemporary art. 



Left: William Sidney Mount (1807–1868), Going Trapping, oil on canvas. Courtesy of Rehs Galleries.  Right: Tiffany Studios Drophead “Dragonfly” Table Lamp, circa 1915–20. Courtesy of Lillian Nassau, LLC.



Left: Rooster Weathervane by J. Howard & Company (1856–1867) Bridgewater, Mass. Cast zinc body, sheet copper tail, full body molded copper feet. Courtesy of Jeffrey Tillou Antiques. Right: Early Victorian 15kt, Enamel, Pearl, Emerald, Ruby, & Diamond Bangle Bracelet, circa 1840. Courtesy of James Robinson, Inc.



First time exhibitors this year include Antique French Fine Arts, Bittner Antiques, Future Nostalgia, Glass Past, Graham Shay, Lincoln Glenn, Rosior, and Kraushaar Galleries. “We’re thrilled to introduce a dynamic array of new exhibitors this year, alongside many returning favorites,” says Huntley Platt, the longtime manager of The Philadelphia Show.


“This edition offers something for every art enthusiast — from seasoned collectors to first-time buyers. It’s a celebration of both tradition and innovation in the art world,” Platt says. Among the returning exhibitors are Jeff R. Bridgman American Antiques, Dolan/Maxwell, Moderne Gallery, Peter Pap Oriental Rugs, Elle Shushan, and James Robinson, Inc.



Slab coffee table by George Nakashima, 1963, highly figured American black walnut. Courtesy of Moderne Gallery.



Left: Ercole Barovier, Dorico Corniola bowl, red and white fused glass tesserae, Barovier & Toso, 1960. Courtesy of Glass Past. Right: Walter Williams, Sunflowers, 1977, oil on board, 22 inches in diameter. Courtesy of M. Hanks Gallery.



Proceeds from the event will once again benefit the Philadelphia Museum of Art, including support for educational programs for area school children. “The Show is a vital contributor to the cultural fabric of Philadelphia,” says Ellen Simon, Chair of The Philadelphia Show. “It’s a unique opportunity to support the museum’s educational mission while experiencing exceptional works of art and design.”


For more information, please visit the show’s website thephiladelphiashow.com and follow it on Instagram and Facebook.



Edward Redfield (1869–1965), Hills of Point Pleasant, oil on canvas, 24 x 29 inches. Courtesy of Avery Galleries.



2025 Exhibitors


Antique French Fine Arts —  France & Maryland

French Impressionists and Post Impressionists Paintings


Arader Galleries —  New York 

Rare Maps, Prints & Books


Avery Galleries —  New York 

American Fine Art


Bittner Antiques —  Vermont 

Antiques, Americana and Decorative Arts


Jeff R. Bridgman American Antiques —  Pennsylvania 

Antique American Flags and Textiles


Ralph M. Chait Galleries —  New York 

Chinese Ceramics and Fine Art


H.L. Chalfant American Fine Art & Antiques —  Pennsylvania 

18th - 20th century American Decorative Arts


Childs Gallery —  Boston 

American and European paintings, works on paper and sculpture from the Renaissance to Contemporary


Dixon-Hall Fine Art —  Pennsylvania 

19th & 20th Century American and European Paintings and Works on Paper


Dolan/Maxwell —  Pennsylvania 

Modern & Contemporary Art


European Decorative Arts Company —  New York 

European Ivory Carvings, Objects of Vertu and 19th Century Porcelain and Art


Gemini Antiques —  New Jersey 

Antiques Toys and Banks


Gladwell & Patterson —  London 

Fine Art and Sculpture from the 19th and 20th Centuries


Glass Past —  New York 

Italian Glass 1870–1970


Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts —  New York 

Early 20th Century American Art


Graham Shay —  New York 

American Paintings and American and European Sculpture


Barbara Israel Garden Antiques —  New York 

Garden Antiques


Kraushaar Galleries —  New York 

American Art of the First Half of the Twentieth Century


Betty Krulik Fine Art, Ltd. — New York

American & European 19th & 20th Century Art


Glen Leroux Antiques —  Connecticut 

Mid-Century Modern & 20th Century Decorative Arts


Levy Galleries —  New York 

Americana and Fine Art


Lillian Nassau LLC —  New York 

Louis Comfort Tiffany and Tiffany Studios


Lincoln Glenn —  New York 

19th – 20th Century American Art


Nathan Liverant and Son — Connecticut

Fine Americana


M. Hanks Gallery —  California 

African American Fine Art


Moderne Gallery —  Pennsylvania 

20th Century Decorative Arts


Olde Hope Antiques, Inc. —  Pennsylvania 

American Folk & Decorative Arts


Peter Pap Oriental Rugs —  California 

17th – 19th Century Rugs & Textiles


Francis J. Purcell —  Pennsylvania 

Antiques and Mantels


Rehs Galleries —  New York 

European, 19th Century, Impressionist, and Historic Art


Rehs Contemporary Galleries, Inc. —  New York 

Contemporary Realism and Representational Art


James Robinson, Inc. — New York

Antique Jewelry, Silver, Glass & Porcelain


Rosior —  Portugal 

Jewelry


Schwarz Gallery — Pennsylvania 

18th – 20th Century European & American Painting


S.J. Shrubsole — New York 

English & American Silver & Jewelry


Elle Shushan — Pennsylvania 

Portrait Miniatures


Silver Art by D & R — France & Maryland 

Antique French Art & Silver


Somerville Manning Gallery – Delaware

20th & 21st Century Painting & Sculpture


Jayne Thompson Antiques – Kentucky

English & Continental Furniture


Jeffrey Tillou Antiques – Connecticut

18th & 19th Century American Antiques & Fine Art


Walker Decorative Arts – New York

Antiques and Fine Art





Walter Robertson (Irish 1750-1802, fl America 1793-1796) trade card of jeweler John Cook of New York within case, circa 1794. Courtesy of Elle Shushan.



Show Information
Click here for preview party and admission tickets


At the East Terrace, the Philadephia Museum of Art

2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway

Philadelphia, PA 19130


Preview Party

Thursday, April 24, 6pm – 9pm

Get a first look at the fine works of art offered at this year's show. Tour the show and enjoy hors d'oeuvres and cocktails while mingling with supporters of the show.


Admission

Friday, April 25, 11am – 7pm

Saturday, April 26, 11am – 6pm

Sunday, April 27, 11am – 5pm