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The UK was knocked from second spot to third place as a global market for antiques and arts, according to The European Fine Art Foundation.
The US continued to dominate the market in 2010, with a global share of 37%.
China’s share is 23%. The UK’s is 22%. The British Art Market Federation – which represents many UK dealers – said the figures made “alarming reading”.
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