Soixante mille visiteurs et six mille acheteurs ont visité la dernière édition du salon qui s'est tenu à Fiere di Parma. La passion pour le Made in Italy a été une nouvelle fois confirmée, tout comme l'intérêt grandissant pour les

Sixty thousand visitors and six thousand buyers crowded the latest edition of the event taking place at Fiere di Parma. The passion for Made-in-Italy items was confirmed, together with the interest for unusual items and curiosities.

Created in collaboration with Massimo Cutò, is an exploration of the story of four immigrants with fearless biceps and spirit.

Organized by Emanuele Seghetti in collaboration with the Barca Lariana Museum, aims to evoke for the Mercanteinfiera audience the history of some of the most interesting boats built on Lake Como.

A trip back in time to the glamorous golden era of Japanese anime and cartoons of the 80s and 90s; in collaboration with The Bologna Nerd association and the collectors Alessandro Cavazza and Fabio Cavallo.

Fiere di Parma, from 1st to 9th October 2022 Also on display at the exhibition centre: the sketches of the Fontana sisters, exemplary role models of female entrepreneurship and Made in Italy ambassadors, the images taken from the archive of films

Fiere di Parma, from 1st to 9th October 2022 (Parma, 22 June 2022) - Is it possible to enjoy at the same time and in the same place original sketches of dreamy cocktail dresses from the 1960s, exclusive photographs that immortalize

(Parma, 23 March 2022) “Our plan was for this to be the record edition of the last five years, with an increase of international operators and a thousand exhibitors in attendance. And so it has turned out to be, despite the challenging humanitarian and

Mercanteinfiera opens on Saturday 12 March at Fiere di Parma, and for 9 days it will see Antiques and Modern Antiques blend with Historic Design, as well as vintage curiosities, or the collector’s pieces by Chanel, LV, Hermès, Versace, Gucci

The 40th edition of the Fiere di Parma exhibition of antiques, historic design and collectibles closes with pre-Covid attendance numbers and a strong increase in sales. Italian buyers buy up desks, chairs and chandeliers and international buyers stockpile objects ranging