All that glitters is gold, silver, or bronze. At TEFAF New York Fall, the decorative arts category will shine with masterpieces wrought from silver and gold-toned materials, all with unique origins and details. ~ RÖBBIG MÜNCHEN, stand 356 Johann Joachim Kaendler A Pair of Parrots ""Medium Sort"" Mounted as Three-Branch Candelabra Circa 1750 Hardpaste porcelain, bronze, cast, chased and fire-gilt, softpaste porcelain 32 x 27 cm (12.6 x 10.6 in) ~ BURZIO., stand 336 A Neoclassical Napoleonic Bench Circa 1800 Carved walnut, lacquered and gilt 101 x 88 x 67 cm (39.7 x 34.6 x 26.4 in) ~ @sjshrubsole, stand 368 John Cooqus A Rare Charles II Antique English Silver Basin 1683 Silver Length 48.2 cm (19 in) ~ @a.aardewerk, stand 333 Bartholt Nickels A Pair of Early Candlesticks À La Financiére Circa 1680 Silver 22 x 13.2 cm (8.7 x 5.2 in) ~ #tefaf #tefafnewyork #newyork #nyc #nycart #newyorkcity #artnyc #historicart #antiquities #artnews #tefafexhibitor #gallery #artgallery #nycgallery #artfair #globalartfair #artists #artdealer #artexhibition #parkavenuearmory #silver #gold #decor #decorativearts #englishart #frenchart #napoleonic