Brescia’s Staff Service Highlights Antique Fair Success and 2002 Trade Events

The organizers of the “Rassegna Antiquaria” were very pleased with the event held at the Centro Fiera di Montichiari from November 3rd to the 11th. Organized by Staff Service of Brescia, it proved to be one of the most anticipated fairs in the national sector, attracting a significant influx of visitors and qualified interest.

The event offered a wide range of intriguing items: prints, paintings, furnishings, tapestries, carpets, silverware, clocks, jewelry, frames, bronzes, marbles, ceramics, crystalware, glassware, archaeology. All objects on display were carefully selected with professionalism by around ninety qualified antique dealers.

Comments from the organizers and related activities

“The proof of the good outcome comes from the satisfaction of the exhibitors,” declared Carlo Miotto, sole administrator of Staff Service. “And from those who observed and appreciated what the exhibition showcased over these nine days. I am also pleased with the attention given to the collateral events.”

These events included a space dedicated to Cesare Monti and the gallery of ancient carpets from Kashmir. “Being able to overcome negative phases like the one we are going through,” Miotto continued, “demonstrates the popular will to reaffirm that life goes on and that certainty in the future is an integral part of our people.”

This hope also passes through art and the splendid works we offered at the Centro Fiera.” The well-established Staff Service administrative team now looks ahead to other important trade shows scheduled in the first five months of the upcoming year.

Trade fair calendar for the first semester of 2002

In January 2002, the event “Aliment & Attrezzature” will take place (from the 13th to the 16th), featuring the fifteenth agricultural food fair and the fourth professional equipment exhibition. This will be followed by Samarcanda (January 26th – February 3rd), a market fair of antiques, modern collectibles, and memorabilia.

In the same period (January 31st – February 3rd), the “Pulchra Ecclesia” show, the second Faith-Based Arts Fair, will open. It will be followed by the Nautic Show (February 9th – 17th), the fourth European Nautics exhibition, and during the same dates, “Pescare 2002“, the third European trade fair for sport fishing equipment.

However, the events at the Cento Fiera do not end here. March will be dedicated to industry, with the sixteenth Mu’Ap (March 23rd – 26th), a fair focused on manufacturing for the mechanical industry. During the same days, a new event, “Italwinding“, will be held—the first trade show for machinery, equipment, materials, and services for the production of electrical, static, and dynamic machines.

Finally, in May, the fourth Metef (May 8th – 11th) will open. This is the European exhibition dedicated to aluminum in its various processing stages: die casting, extrusion, foundry, machinery, equipment, and products.