Exhibitors 2025

Antiques by the Sea was founded by Peter Andeweg, a passionate dealer, researcher, and specialist in antique arms and related objects. Together with his wife, Chantal Andeweg, they form a dedicated team focused on the fascinating niche of Oriental, tribal, and ethnographic weapons and works of art. Our collection includes unique pieces from Europe, Africa, the Islamic world, Asia, and Oceania, with a particular emphasis on objects that reflect their cultural influence and history through colonial exchange or historical trade routes. A carefully curated selection of these works will be showcased during our participation in Antica Namur 2025.

Antiques Emporium specializes in high-quality art from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, with a particular focus on the oeuvre of Johann Loetz Witwe. Led by Chris Suma, the gallery brings together exceptional objects that radiate elegance, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty. At Antica Namur, Antiques Emporium will present a refined selection of works by renowned artists and glassmakers such as Émile Gallé, Daum Nancy, Gabriel Argy-Rousseau, François Décorchemont, and of course, Loetz. Each piece is carefully selected based on authenticity, aesthetics, and historical significance. The collection reflects the grandeur of the fin de siècle and the creative explosion of the early twentieth century, appealing to both seasoned collectors and new enthusiasts. With deep knowledge and passion, Antiques Emporium offers not only exceptional artworks but also insight and expertise.

Outside the medieval town of Soest with its historic town centre, right in the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia, you will find Uta König's antiques and art shop. We have been in the art trade for 30 years and here you will find selected individual pieces that have been carefully selected. Silver We offer pieces from leading Scandinavian manufacturers such as: Georg Jensen, Hans Hansen, Evald Nielsen, Frantz Hingelberg, Hallberg, Wiwen Nilsson, Tapio Wirkkala… International manufacturers such as Tiffany & Co., CARTIER, Gorham, Mappin & Webb… You will also find modern silver and numerous unique pieces such as those by Dora Baumann, Erik Löfman, Claes E.Giertta, Werner Bünck, Anna Greter Eker, Prof. Schulz, Wolfgang Tümpel… Jewelry Jewelry and unique pieces from 20th century designers are our passion and we specialize in unusual pieces. You will find jewelry from designers such as: Georg Jensen, Hans Hansen, Bent Gabrielsen, Kim Buck, Harald Nielsen… as well as Tiffany & Co. … Paintings and graphics Paintings from the 19th century, graphics, classical modernism and painters from the region are also part of our offer. Furniture The range spans the period from the Baroque, Louis Seize, Empire periods to high-quality pieces from Art Deco and 20th century design. We are very pleased to welcome you to Antica Namur and to be able to present some selected objects to you. Yours, Uta König

Ars Antiqua opens in 2000 following the initiative of Federico and Francesco Bulgarini. The gallery stands out for its desire to give primary importance to the study of ancient works of art making a selection based on artistic specificity and historical contextualization. A further section dedicated to modern and contemporary art completes the view on the art world. Ars Antiqua has also successfully inaugurated a live sale television broadcast where experts in the field, art historians, museum directors and Italian associations present rediscovered masterpieces and ongoing events. The gallery therefore aims to pursue a cultural purpose, promoting artistic knowledge through exhibitions in public spaces, organized visits to current exhibitions, conferences and meetings with institutions and academies.

Artimo Fine Art was founded in 1985 by Mr. Luc Van Cauwenbergh, continuing the legacy of his father, Mr. Marcel Van Cauwenbergh—an industrialist and devoted art collector. This deep-seated tradition of artistic appreciation and connoisseurship has been carefully cultivated and passed down through three generations. Today, the gallery is under the direction of Mr. Georges Van Cauwenbergh, son of Luc Van Cauwenbergh. Situated in the heart of Brussels’ historic Sablon district—renowned for its rich heritage in art and antiques—Artimo Fine Art has long established itself as a vital presence within the local and international art scenes. In its early years, the gallery specialized in horology from the 16th to the 20th century, as well as sculpture dating from the 1800s to the 1950s. Over time, Artimo Fine Art refined its curatorial direction to focus exclusively on sculpture, becoming a distinguished reference point for collectors and scholars alike. A significant chapter in the gallery’s history was marked in 2017 with the opening of a new space at 55 Rue Lebeau, housed in a listed heritage building. The exceptional renovation of the premises was honoured by the City of Brussels with a prestigious architectural award. To commemorate this milestone, the gallery inaugurated the space with a landmark exhibition entitled Living Marble, featuring 60 marble sculptures exclusively by Belgian artists, accompanied by a dedicated scholarly publication. This exhibition affirmed the gallery’s profound commitment to marble sculpture and underscored its curatorial rigor and expertise. Until 2018, Artimo Fine Art maintained a discreet profile, operating primarily through consignment partnerships with other galleries and conducting private sales. However, beginning in 2019, under the visionary leadership of Georges Van Cauwenbergh, the gallery embraced a more prominent and proactive role within the art world. Since then, it has joined several respected art dealer associations, assumed leadership roles in major art events, and participated in prominent international art fairs. This strategic evolution has reinforced Artimo Fine Art’s position as a leading institution in the field, allowing it to broaden its influence and further its mission: to promote, preserve, and celebrate the legacy of 19th- and 20th-century sculpture.

Amazed by Aboriginal art during a stay in Australia, Stéphane Jacob-Langevin founded one of the first art galleries specialising in Aboriginal and Western Australian art in Paris in 1996: Arts d'Australie - Stéphane Jacob. By setting up his gallery in a flat, Stéphane Jacob is considered a pioneer. In an intimate setting, he introduces art lovers to Aboriginal art by organising presentation evenings, thereby forging special relationships with his collectors. In 2022, Arts d'Australie - Stéphane Jacob decided to consolidate its exhibition programme by setting up in the Marais district. Stéphane Jacob-Langevin contributes to the recognition of Aboriginal culture. As a recognised European expert in the field with decades of experience in the art market, Stéphane Jacob-Langevin works with various museums in Europe to develop their collections of Aboriginal art with hundreds of pieces, including the Musée des Confluences in Lyon, Les Abattoirs in Toulouse, the Musée d'Ethnographie de Genève in Switzerland and the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris. Arts of Australia - Stéphane Jacob is deeply involved in defending the environment, a battle that is close to the hearts of Torres Strait Islander artists. In 2016, Stéphane Jacob-Langevin was appointed curator of a permanent exhibition entitled ‘Australia: Defending the Oceans at the Heart of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art’ at the Oceanographic Museum in Monaco; thanks to its success, thirteen other institutions invited the exhibition, including the UN headquarters in New York. Stéphane Jacob-Langevin is the author of the reference work on Aboriginal arts published by Scala. He also publishes artists' monographs. For his services to Aboriginal arts and to Australia, Stéphane Jacob-Langevin was made an honorary member of the Order of Australia in 2018 - a distinction usually awarded to Australian citizens. He is a member of La Chambre des Experts Spécialisés en Objets d'Art et de Collection (C.N.E.S) and a member of the Comité Professionnel des Galeries d'Art.

Bergmans Scott Fine Arts presents an eclectic, carefully selected collection that transcends the boundaries between eras, cultures, and artistic disciplines. The gallery specializes in exceptional pieces from the Haute Époque, particularly medieval and Renaissance art, complemented by rare objects from the Wunderkammer, testifying to the fascination with the unique and the curious. Furthermore, Bergmans Scott Fine Arts focuses on art and antiquities from the Grand Tour period—objects testifying to the spirit of discovery and European collecting culture from the 17th to the 19th centuries—as well as tribal art of great aesthetic and historical value, with particular attention to authenticity, ritual significance, and formal power. These diverse disciplines are brought together in a refined and inspiring ensemble, where the dialogue between the old and the new, the known and the unknown, is central. Bergmans Scott Fine Arts invites collectors, enthusiasts, and the curious to be amazed by a world where art and history meet in fascinating ways.