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Art and antiques trade associations have stepped up their campaign to “dilute the worst effects” of the incoming EU import licensing regulation which comes into force next summer. /print-edition/2024/march/2636/news/trade-unites-against-eu-import-rules/

Graham Smith Antiques, located on the outskirts of Newcastle is currently hosting a closing down sale as its owner is retiring. /news/2024/we-live-in-different-times-graham-smith-retires-after-50-years-in-antiques/

A rare Royal Doulton prototype model of a 'Boy on a Tortoise' was found in a modest house in Mill End in Rickmansworth. /news/2024/rare-royal-doulton-prototype-of-a-boy-on-a-tortoise-sells-at-sussex-auction/

THE larger auction houses which have their own in-house live bidding are also seeing online bids becoming increasingly significant to their business. /news/2012/global-growth-in-online-bidding/

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including news of BADA, LAPADA and SlAD teaming up for Anti-Money Laundering training for members. /print-edition/2023/january/2575/news-digest/news-in-brief-including-news-of-trade-associations-teaming-up-for-anti-money-laundering-training/

The UK government earlier this year announced it is giving packaging producers more time to be greener: it has deferred new rules to ensure the producers pay for the cost of recycling from 2024 to October 2025. /print-edition/2023/september/2611/special-report/green-living-in-a-material-world/

A POWERFUL group of top-end American dealers have voiced opposition to the British Antique Dealers’ Association’s decision to stage a 50-stand fair at Sotheby’s New York early next year. /news/2006/ny-dealers-hit-out-at-bada-fair/

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including the arrest of antiquities dealers and experts in Paris relating to looted Middle Eastern artefacts. /print-edition/2020/july/2449/news-digest/news-in-brief-including-the-arrest-of-five-antiquities-specialists-in-paris/

MADAM – a simple question to auctioneers in general: are you in danger of slowly killing the goose that lays the golden eggs? /print-edition/2019/february/2378/letters-opinion/what-s-next-an-auction-room-admission-fee/

Following more than a century of art market activity, opportunities now abound to buy traditional European art and antiques in the US /print-edition/2018/september/2359/north-america/opportunities-abound-for-buying-traditional-european-art-and-antiques-in-the-us/

Organiser tells ATG why the south-coast city is a great place for a new PBFA event /print-edition/2021/may/books-maps-prints-2021/fairs-preview/a-fair-to-make-brighton-rock/

A DOSSIER of evidence put together by the Antiques Trade Gazette over several years of investigation has led to the directors of an Essex freight firm being banned from running limited companies. /news/2002/freight-operators-banned-following-gazette-investigation/

One of the pleasures of Daniel Crouch’s work life has been buying trips to the Continent – for the serendipity of making contacts as well as the chance to handle the goods. /print-edition/2021/march/2482/dealers-diary/brexit-case-study-the-hassle-factor-is-enormous-daniel-crouch-rare-books/

DEALERS at Portobello Road were celebrating a dramatic victory last week after the council rejected a planning application which campaigners said would have been “devastating” for the antiques market. /news/2011/planning-victory-for-dealers-at-portobello-road/

The Antiquarian Book Dealers Association have sent out a warning to dealers to be alert to a credit card scam that has already claimed more than $100,000 worth of items from the trade. /news/2002/credit-card-fraud-spree-targets-book-dealers/

Betty Klaber, together with her daughter Pamela, started their ceramics business Klaber & Klaber, in 1969, specialising in 18th century European porcelain and enamels. /print-edition/2019/june/2394/the-back-page/obituary-betty-klaber-1924-2019/

A round-up of art and antiques news from the previous seven days, including London dealer Maggs Bros selling a Thomas Hardy archive to a Dorset museum. /print-edition/2021/january/2475/news-digest/news-in-brief-including-a-london-dealer-selling-an-important-thomas-hardy-archive/

Silver specialist delighted to count a Welsh Bible box among his sales at the Jaguar Fairs event /print-edition/2022/december/2571/fair-report/i-always-do-well-here-derby-event-answers-dealer-s-prayers/

Special report on how art and antiques shipping and packing firms are meeting the challenges of festive deadlines, postal strikes, going green and Brexit. /print-edition/2022/november/2569/feature/packing-and-shipping-delivering-the-goods/