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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Antiques Trade Gazette 2325.
Learn from luxury goods, says LAPADA
Conference to cover opportunities from world of high-end retail and post-Brexit
By Laura Chesters
How art and antiques can learn from the world of luxury goods and take advantage of Brexit will ...
Antiques Roadshow to review approach to ivory
The BBC’s Antiques Roadshow is reviewing its approach to ivory after campaigners called for a ban of ivory objects on screen, writes Alex Capon. In 2014, the producers of the Antiques Roadshow said i...
Antiquities trafficking unit formed in New York
Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R Vance Jr, has formed an Antiquities Trafficking Unit to focus on potentially looted artefacts in New York. He said: “Since 2012, my office has recovered se...
Digital crime tops trade fears
Cyber security is among the biggest concerns for dealers and auctioneers, according to the latest ATG survey, writes Laura Chesters. Last year a number of high-profile email scams hit the art ...