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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Antiques Trade Gazette 2296.
NAVA head: ‘Get qualified and regulated’
Auctioneers who can’t pass exams shouldn’t be in business, says Young
By Laura Chesters
The new president of The National Association of Valuers and Auctioneers (NAVA) has called for all auction...
BADA’s Borwick left on the brink
By Laura Chesters
A recount was under way in the Kensington seat of Victoria Borwick, president of the British Antiques Dealers’ Association, as ATG went to press on Friday. Following two recou...
Criterion South Ken
Criterion Auctioneers has opened a valuation office in South Kensington in the hope of snaring some of the business left by the closure of Christie’s in the area. Criterion, which closed its Wandswor...
Little Gurie delivers £19,000 result
Among the pieces of Fabergé bringing competition at last week’s Russian art sales in London was this c.1909-13 silver vodka cup offered at Sotheby’s. The figure is modelled on Mikhail Antonovich Guri...
Lots Road Auctions to relocate
Lots Road Auctions is to relocate to a purpose-built new saleroom as part of a property development on the Chelsea street. The new site will allow the firm to increase its sales both in the room and ...