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Our CITES guidelines are too confusing, Whitehall admit

16 September 2013

Whitehall officials overseeing CITES enforcement have removed guidelines from their website after conceding that they are confusing.

New masters in business of art

16 September 2013

Christie’s Education are launching a new Art, Law and Business masters course, to be accredited by Glasgow University, next month.

Premium levels all square again

16 September 2013

Christie’s have announced that from September 30 their main buyer’s premium structure will change to the following:

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Christie’s to sell Croydon’s £9m collection of Chinese treasures in Hong Kong

16 September 2013

The London Borough of Croydon has chosen Christie’s as the auctioneers for its controversial sale of 24 Chinese works of art from its collection.

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Dealers’ sale of 19th century cannons brings reward for military charity

13 September 2013

Before the opening of Masterpiece London, London dealers Apter-Fredericks pledged to donate £1000 to the military charity Walking With the Wounded if they sold a pair of 19th century English cannons at the fair.

Stanley Gibbons in takeover talks with Noble

12 September 2013

Stanley Gibbons have approached Noble Investments to explore the possibility of a takeover.

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Seminar highlights impact of the new endangered species rules

12 September 2013

The Society of Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers held a seminar titled ‘CITES, What’s Going On?’ in London on September 2 attended by more than 40 members.