VISITORS
26 June - 1 July 2025
The Treasure House Fair is held at the Royal Hospital Chelsea at the height of London’s summer season each year. The Fair brings together exhibitors from around the world representing the widest range of disciplines available.
Royal Hospital Chelsea
South Grounds
London, SW3 4SR
THURSDAY 26
FRIDAY 27
SATURDAY 28
SUNDAY 29
MONDAY 30
TUESDAY 1
11 am - 9 pm
11 am - 8 pm
11 am - 7 pm
11 am - 7 pm
11 am - 8 pm
11 am - 8 pm
THURSDAY 26
FRIDAY 27
SATURDAY 28
SUNDAY 29
MONDAY 30
TUESDAY 1
11 am - 9 pm
11 am - 8 pm
11 am - 7 pm
11 am - 7 pm
11 am - 8 pm
11 am - 8 pm
GETTING TO THE FAIR
GETTING TO THE FAIR
ON FOOT
The Main Entrance to the Fair is the London Gate, accessed from Royal Hospital Road.
This is a short walk from Sloane Square which is well served by the Circle and District lines as well as numerous bus routes.
Click for directions to London Gate
BY TAXI AND CAR
The Bull Ring Gate provides cars and taxis access to the grounds where guests can be dropped off right by the Fair's entrance at the north end. Access the gate from the Chelsea Embankment.
Click for directions to the Bull Ring Gate
There is parking on-site for blue badge holders and others who may require it, stewards will direct you on arrival.
Other local parking can be found in Battersea Park and nearby streets.
Check rbkc.gov.uk and westminster.gov.uk for details.
HOSPITALITY & special events
Disrupt ~ Connect
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
Disrupt ~ Connect
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
The theme for this edition of the Sculpture Walk this year is Disrupt ~ Connect
It aims to stimulate engaging dialogue around the power of sculpture. Guided walks led by curators and artists will explore the sculptural landscape, examining how these works interact with and transform their environment, creating both connections and disruptions in our perception of space and form.
The walk will include a dedicated hub space within the fair - a home to connect the works beyond the fair to the creators, their context within their timeline and their display spaces around the world. As in previous years the Sculpture Walk is open to contributors outside of the exhibitors, all works will be curated to match the high standards of this vetted fair.
The Sculpture Walk is organised under the direction of sculpture expert Flo Horswell of Harvey Horswell Ltd. The Curator of the walk, appointed for 2025 is Melissa L Gustin, Curator of British Art at the Walker Gallery, National Liverpool Musuems.
The Seafood Bar hosted by Red Oyster
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
The Seafood Bar hosted by Red Oyster
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
The Treasure House Seafood Bar is an indoor and outdoor bar with direct access to our Terrace overlooking the Royal Hospital, hosted by Red Oyster.
Red Oyster serve a curated selection of oysters and other seafood perfectly paired with Champagne Pommery and fine wines. Expect the freshest fish, shucked oysters and smoked salmon, as well as vegan dishes and salads.
The Brasserie hosted by Red Oyster
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
The Brasserie hosted by Red Oyster
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
The Treasure House Brasserie
The Brasserie offers carefully prepared dishes to suit all tastes and palates, a quick bite or an extended luxurious meal. Red Oyster offer an exciting range of their seafood dishes enhanced by their chef to bring a taste of summer to the table.
The team can also create the perfect menus for your private group or reception all available on request. Contact the Fair team for private bookings and events at the Fair.
The Terrace
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
The Terrace
From 26 June to 01 July 2025
Positioned in a picturesque location overlooking the magnificent Royal Hospital Chelsea, our terrace offers a unique setting to enjoy the ambience of the Fair. Guests can indulge in a wide variety of refreshements, including wine, champagne, oysters and a a range of other culinary delights.
VETTING AT THE TREASURE HOUSE FAIR
VETTING AT THE TREASURE HOUSE FAIR
June 2024
Vetting is a sharing of knowledge, a collaboration between vetting committees and exhibitors. It is undertaken to give clarity and confidence to the visitor through the clear labelling of all works of art to confirm the exhibit as genuine and of the age it is stated to be; to confirm that research and due diligence has been carried out to include references to provenance; and to give reference to condition, restorations and alterations.
The vetting committee comprises specialists whose expertise has been gained through working in the art world whether as a dealer or gallerist, auctioneer, museum curator, academic, conservator or as an independent consultant. Not only are vetters present on vetting day, where they examine each work of art, but a wider pool of expertise supports through online virtual vetting.
Additionally, the Art Loss Register (www.artloss.com) check all exhibits at The Treasure House Fair against their database of more than 700,000 items that are subject to a claim. The ARL is the world’s largest privately managed dataset of stolen, missing and looted works of art, antiques and collectables. Its database includes items reported as lost or stolen, subject to a dispute or loan, or with other issues. Any object found to be subject to a claim is removed from the Fair.
The opinion of the Treasure House Fair Vetting Committee is given to the best of their knowledge based on the information provided and no member of the Vetting Committee, nor Treasure House Fair Ltd shall be liable for any direct or indirect loss. Images of works of art contained in publicity material, including the Treasure House website, or used on social media may not have been reviewed and are illustrative only.
We are devoted to making The Treasure House Fair as safe as possible for our visitors, exhibitors and staff by adhering to the highest standards of health and safety.
Please be advised that The Treasure House Fair reserves the right to revise its safety protocols to comply with federal and state regulations at any time.