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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt dubbed it an ‘Autumn Statement for Growth’ but the art and antiques trade still wants more help following the fiscal measures announced on November 22.

BADA (The British Antique Dealers’ Association) awarded artist Mark Purllant its BADA Art Prize 2023.

LAPADA announces the sad news that Malcolm Hord, former chief executive of LAPADA, passed away peacefully on Remembrance Sunday, November 12, at his home in Bruton, surrounded by his family.

A round up of news across art and antiques dealers

Annual events held by trade associations CADA and BADA overlap to offer plenty of choice

Art Recovery International has assisted in the return of a painting missing from Germany since the Second World War.

Re: ‘More than $19m of antiquities have been returned to Italy following an investigation by New York authorities’, an ATG website story on October 17.

The Antiquities Dealers’ Association (ADA) has spoken out against claims made by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office and Homeland Security Investigations.

Increased private buying plus overseas trade purchases boost the huge annual extravaganza of the York National Book Fair.

LAPADA Berkeley Square Fair returned after a four-year break with visitors beating a path to Mayfair pushing footfall up 30% on the preview day (September 26) compared with the 2019 fair.

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including the new judges for this year's BADA Arts Prize.

The PBFA (Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association) will celebrate its 50th anniversary in style next year with two new fairs: in Bath and Tunbridge Wells.

Popular art and antiques fair returns with new partners after several years break.

The membership figures for the PBFA (Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association) are looking robust with 25 new members in the past 12 months, bringing the total to around 400.

A setting with lots of water next to valuable books may not seem an obvious fit but it was a successful match

This form of drinking vessel, with handles and lobed edges to the top of the bowl, would have been passed around the table.