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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Antiques Trade Gazette 2274.
Baldwin’s and St James’s join for auction arm
Coins and medal specialist splits dealing from auction business
Report by Laura Chesters
NUMISMATISTS AH Baldwin & Sons has split its auction business from its dealing arm and joined for...
BADA moves for second time to Bloomsbury
Report by Laura Chesters
THE British Antique Dealers’ Association is to move its headquarters for the second time in as many years. The association will relocate in March to a new office in Blo...
‘Better days ahead’ for Gibbons says chairman
The Baldwin’s joint venture was among the key developments recently published in the half-year results of parent company Stanley Gibbons. The venerable collectables dealership, parent company of Drew...
‘As simple as possible’
Lewis says The Saleroom will consult with SOFAA and NAVA and other key stakeholders before issuing notes on how it will achieve compliance. “Naturally, we will endeavour to make this as simple as pos...