Antiques Associations - Worldwide
Australia
Australian Antique Dealers Association
AADA
P.O. Box 24,
Malvern
Victoria, 3144
Australia
The AADA is the leading industry body, with six state chapters, representing 137 leading antiques and fine art dealers in Australia.
The AADA is an amalgamation of State Associations, many of which were incorporated in the early 1960's. Since its foundation in 1992 the AADA has set the standard for trading in the antiques business in Australia.
Our expertly vetted members uphold the principles of the Association and adhere to a Code of Practice. This safeguards consumers, enabling them to collect or sell antiques with confidence.
Austria
Der Kunsthandel
Der Kunsthandel
Wiedner Hauptstrasse 63, Zi. 3430
Vienna
A-1045
Austria
Belgium
CINOA
32, rue Ernest Allard,
Brussels
1000
Belgium
C.I.N.O.A., LA CONFÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DES NÉGOCIANTS EN OEUVRES D'ART, founded under Belgian law in 1935, is a Confederation of Art and Antiques dealer Associations.
Royal Chamber of Antique Dealers
CRAB
rue Ernest Allard 32,
Brussels
1000
Belgium
The aims of The Chambre Royale des Antiquaires de Belgique: 1. To dedicate itself to the study and the protection of the interests of the trade in objets d'art, to oversee the issues, propriety and development of the trade, to regularise its relationships and to strenghten the fraternal ties between members.
To centralise trade information in Belgium, and assist in trade developments with the rest of the world. To this end, the Chambre is a member of CINOA, the Confédération Internationale des Négociants en Oeuvres d'Art.
Canada
Art Dealers Association of Canada
ADAC
111 Peter Street, Suite 501
Toronto
Ontario, M4R 1Y9
Canada
The Art Dealers Association of Canada Inc. (ADAC) is a national not-for-profit organization founded in 1966. Our 75-member association is the largest representation of major private commercial galleries in Canada and our members represent the country's leading artists. ADAC's mandate includes stimulating the art market in Canada and encouraging the awareness of the visual arts both nationally and abroad.
The Canadian Antique Dealers Association
CADA
100 Avenue Road,
Toronto
Ontario, M5R 2H3
Canada
The Canadian Antique Dealers Association is dedicated to safeguarding the purchaser of antiques in Canada.
The sign of the Association's golden beaver on a store window or in a display is assurance that the customer's invoice will contain a fair description of the article sold; that the dealer is pledged to adhere to high ethical standards. Make sure the next antique you purchase is from a member of The Canadian Antique Dealers Association.
Ireland
The Irish Antique Dealers Association
IADA
C/O The Silver Shop, South William Street
Dublin 2
Ireland
The Irish Antique Dealers Association was formed by a small group of dealers from both North and South of Ireland in 1969. It is the only official antique trade association in Ireland
New Zealand
The New Zealand Antique Dealers' Association
NZADA
524 Manukau Road, Epsom
Auckland
New Zealand
The New Zealand Antique Dealers Association was formed in 1957 to further the interests of those engaged in buying and selling or collecting Antiques and Works of Art. The aim being to foster a high standard of integrity among those engaged in the Antique Trade and to inspire the public's confidence in its members.
South Africa
South African Antique Dealers' Association
SAADA
PO Box 729,
Fontainebleau
2032
South Africa
The South African Antique Dealers' Association was founded in 1963 with the specific aim to further the interests of antique dealers and collectors. There are 44 members based in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban and all SAADA members have a proven reputation for integrity and honesty. The authenticity of any purchase from a SAADA member is guaranteed with a written certificate. SAADA aims to bring antiques into the lives of everybody and the members welcome questions about their stock. When buying from a SAADA member, you will be assured of a quality antique and each member carries a 'buy-back' guarantee on all purchases. SAADA is relied upon by the Department of Customs for certification of imported antiques; and they are a member of CINOA (The International Confederation of Dealers in Works of Art.
United Kingdom
The British Antique Dealers' Association
BADA
20 Rutland Gate, Knightsbridge
London
SW7 1BD
United Kingdom
The British Antique Dealers' Association is a trade association for antique dealers in Britain. Vetted membership adheres to a strict code of practice.
The Association of Art & Antique Dealers
LAPADA
535 Kings Road, Chelsea
London
SW10 OSZ
United Kingdom
The golden chandelier symbol displayed in a window or at a fair, is the sign of membership of LAPADA, the Association of Art & Antiques Dealers. Since its inception in 1974, LAPADA's membership has grown to over 600 members making it the largest association of professional art and antiques dealers in the United Kingdom. Although the majority of its membership is UK based, LAPADA also currently has 50 members in 16 other countries. Membership is only open to those who meet the Association's requirements as to experience, quality of stock and knowledge of their subject. Between them, members cover virtually every discipline from antiquities to contemporary fine art.
United States of America
Associated Antique Dealers of America
AADA
A.A.D.A., Inc.,
Monticello
Indiana, United States
The Associated Antique Dealers of America, Inc was established in 1978 by a group of dedicated antique dealers united in their effort to foster and maintain the honor and integrity of the profession.
The AADA is a non-profit association organized to further preserve our heritage and promote appreciation of antiquity. We regard the antique dealer as a knowledgeable and experienced professional.
The Art and Antique Dealers League of America
AADLA
1040 Madison Avenue,
New York
NY, 10021
United States
The Art and Antique Dealers League of America, Inc. is the oldest and principal antiques and fine arts organization in America.
As a nonprofit membership organization, it is devoted exclusively to the best interests of dealers and buyers of antiques and works of art, and to the encouragement of educational and cultural activities in the Arts generally.
Antiques Dealers' Association of America
ADAofA
A.D.A. Inc., PO Box 335
Greens Farms
CT, 6838
United States
Membership is composed of professional antiques dealers who are dedicated to integrity, honesty and ethical conduct in the antiques trade. To be accepted, dealers must have a minimum of four years experience in the trade, be recommended by a committee of peers and must sign a certification agreeing to abide by the bylaws of ADA.
The National Antique & Art Dealers Association of America
NAADAA
220 East 57th Street,
New York
NY, 10022
United States
The National Antique & Art Dealers Association of America is a non-profit trade association of America's leading dealers mutually pledged to safeguard the interests of those who buy, sell, or collect antiques and works of art.
Founded in 1954, NAADAA seeks to promote the best interests of the antique trade; to sponsor and organize antique and art exhibitions; and to promote just, honorable and ethical trade practices.
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