Rinker on collectibles: Time is the enemy

Article Abstract:

Collecting categories disappear over time, even though most collectors believe that designation, as an established collecting category is enough to guarantee the collecting future of the category. Six potential indicators that would help to identify when a collecting category is a prospect for disappearance are presented.

United States, Collectibles

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Collectiquette - the etiquette and protocol of collectors: part 1

Article Abstract:

Private collectors of antiques may display and document their collections better than museums, and those invited to view the objects should adhere to a certain etiquette. They should research the objects, respect the collector's privacy and not touch objects without invitation.

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Collectiquette - the etiquette and protocol of collectors

Article Abstract:

Suggestions for correct behavior when visiting another collector of art or antiques are provided, with focus on the requirement for politeness and consideration at all times.

Column, Art

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