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250mm Antique 1902 sterling silver anointing spoon London Royal Coronation

September 27, 2018

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Antique dealers buy and sell old objects and collectors' items. How to become an antique dealer You can get into this job through: a university course a college course working towards this role turning a hobby into a job University You could study for a degree in fine arts or art history, although this is not always essential. Entry requirements You'll usually need: 2 to 3 A levels for a degree College You may be able to start by taking part-time or short residential courses to build up your knowledge. Courses include: antiques history of art fine art decorative arts Entry requirements There are no set entry requirements for this route. Work You could work in an antiques shop as an assistant, learning on the job. You could also start in a salesroom or auction house as a porter, clerk, cataloguer, valuer or auctioneer. Other routes You could collect and research antiques as a hobby and then take a stall at an antiques...

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250mm Antique 1902 sterling silver anointing spoon London Royal Coronation

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