Burzio.

Rediscovered fine antiques and works of art after three generations of Italian antiques dealers.

Burzio.

Locations

Mayfair gallery

38, Dover Street at R+V, First floor
W1S 4NL, London, Inghilterra, United Kingdom

Farnham

GU9 7PT, United Kingdom

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TEFAF Maastricht

March 14-19, 2026

Stand 157

Originally based in post-war Turin, the family art Business was founded by Anastasio Burzio, grandfather of the two owners who closed their Italian galleries twenty years ago and they start working full time in Paris and London, so were able after exhibited in all major Italian art fairs also to partecipate to all other important international art fairs worldwide including Tefaf, Paris biennale, Masterpiece London, Brafa Bruxelles and the major Antiques shows in the United States. Some of the rediscovered works by Laura and Luca Burzio, they have presented in last ten years in their stands at both Tefaf Fairs between Maastricht and New York have found their home in several important private collections around four continents including North and South America, Australia, Europe and Asia but most notably some more 27 important rediscoveries are now separated between twelve international public institutions including: the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi (UAE); the Chicago Art Institute, the Detroit Institute of Art, the Museum of Fine Art in Houston, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, the Virginia Museum of fine arts and the Toledo Museum of Art (USA); the Reitz Foundation in Helsinki (FIN), the Musée de la ville d’Ajaccio in Corsica and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London (UK).

Italian Antiques Dealers Associated (Associazione Antiquari d’Italia).

Laura and Luca Burzio are often on the road in and outside UK so they are happy to welcome everyone at the Mayfair gallery only by appointment or during opening times of any BURZIO.’s temporary exhibition. Luca is keeping an exhibitor badge on his name for last 20 years in Maastricht and starting to exhibiting with Laura to all fairs in last ten years with their family stand, both Tefaf New York Fall and Maastricht but also the last three Italian biennales in Rome and Florence.
Last year in our stand 157 in Maastricht we showed like any year a different mise en scene but in particular something never done before in any art fair: inspired by Gió Ponti and his Villa Planchart in Caracas, the visitor in person (or anytime through our virtual tour) can come inside our booth to see our rediscoveries on 80 sqm of large slabs of polychrome italian marbles with irregular cuts, a puzzle floor made expressly for us in Carrara from scraps of slabs with the best use of recycled materials. Last Fall we were very proud also to be for the second time at Arte e Collezionismo, the second italian biennale now located in the prestigious Gallerie Nazionali di Arte Antica of Palazzo Barberini in Rome from the 18th to the 23rd of September.

This 2026 Tefaf edition, in Maastricht from the 14th to the 19th of March, we celebrate keeping an exhibitor badge for the 20th consecutive year showing our latest discoveries in a black, minimalist mise-en-scene in our booth n.157, as always located on the right hand entrance of the fair.
The highlights include an Early English Architectural study, rare continental XVIIIc. Chinoiserie objects, important gilt-wood and lacca furniture from the beginning to the end of Neoclassicism and some marquetry furniture including three eighteenth-century European bureau-cabinets. Ambitious demonstrations of technical bravura, these cabinets span from the late Baroque to the Rococo, and since their creation they represented the absolute highlight of the palatial interiors for which they were created, not only in Italy with our larger Roman example but also across all the continent, including Germany with our two smaller but not less important examples, both with Anglo-Dutch design connections. Underlining the prestige, quality, and status they stood for in the eyes of past generations, we will unveil these objects in a modern key, so as to demonstrate their ongoing relevance as significant, attractive and affordable must-haves for any art lover.