A day inside the British Antique Dealers Association Fair Part 2

The BADA museum in Sloane Square, London

After a family gathering for a wedding last Saturday, as a support, we decided to spend our Sunday at a family friend's exhibit in BADA. He wasn't able to join us for the wedding as the fair commenced last Friday and ends today, the 21st.

A woodwork on entering the museum.

The hype was to see the 2nd painting he was able to sell this time around, an Edward Seago. Am known to have never heard of him, but nevertheless, here's the painting. For somebody who might have known and have heard of him, there's more of his paintings in their gallery.

A Norfolk seaside painting sold for £50,000.

I need a higher Steem price!!

Going around the fair, that amount wasn't unreasonable to see. Although I was shocked when I saw a lovely table priced with a ridiculous sum.

Priced at £185,000. The artist is probably the same with the maker of the woodwork at the entrance.

The style of the stand was of intricate woodmanship. How it was made I have no idea. But if in the future that all furnitures will be made of like this, the STEEM price needs to go UP for me to afford one. 

My painting of the day

Now, our friend asked me on which was my favorite of all the paintings among the exhibits, I showed him this:

I asked him on what he thought of my choice? He just smiled.

Well, it's not bad is it? It will look nice in my living room. Besides, i love it in St. Ives!

Scattered Art pieces

All images are mine and are original, taken with my Samsung Galaxy S7.

Courtesy of @samstonehill