Daniels Antiques Readies Historical Rarities Ahead of International Miami Beach Antique Show

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Jan. 22, 2016 - PRLog -- With less than a week until the commencement of The Original Miami Beach Antique Show, Daniels Antiques has selected which of their museum-quality vintage and antique pieces they will bring with them to exhibit at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

One historical piece is a 1920s Louis Vuitton Steamer Trunk. It bears the initials, "C.S.A." and was originally owned by Charlotte Spaulding Albright, daughter-in-law of the famed American industrialist John J. Albright.

"As a Louis Vuitton trunk on its own, the condition of this steamer is unbelievable. It has all of its original trays, which is a rare treat to see for a trunk of this age. And on top of that, it has an interesting provenance!" says Jenna Stolfi, of the Daniels Antiques-Fort Lauderdale location, where the trunk currently resides.

Other important pieces the gallery might bring to the show include a rare 1934 Pace's Races Horse Racing Machine, a 1936 Chicago Deluxe Crane Machine, and a 1939 Evans Ten Pin Bowler. These machines feature art deco design influences and are fully functional.

"My brother and I have done this show for many years. It is a great way to reconnect with past clients, as well as exhibit our eclectic collection to new audiences," says Jonathan Daniels, who with his brother, Simon, are both second-generation antique dealers.

Daniels Antiques has galleries in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and in Aspen, Colorado. They are known world-wide for their renowned collections of World War II Binoculars and 19th-century Swiss Black Forest Carvings.

The Original Miami Beach Antique show runs from January 28th to February 1st, 2016 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Daniels Antiques will be exhibiting at booth 4116. Tickets to the show are $20.

Visit Daniels Antiques anytime at http://www.danielsantiques.com.