
I'm Toma Clark Haines, host of The Business of Antiques podcast. I'm on a mission to make antiques sexy, modern and fun... and PROFITABLE!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessArtsDesign | |||

In this episode of The Business of Antiques, host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down with Tina Bird, founder of Decorative Garden Antiques, to unpack how she launched a thriving UK garden antiques business as a second act aft... more
In this episode of The Business of Antiques, host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, reconnects with longtime friend and interior designer Steven Favreau for a heartfelt, wide-ranging conversation about creativity, reinvention, and the... more
In this episode of The Business of Antiques, host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down for a candid solo mid-year review of 2026 to share where and where not to buy antiques in Europe right now. After a whirlwind first half of ... more
In this episode of The Business of Antiques, host Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co, sits down with Zack Taylor, president and co-owner of Wesley Hall, the high-end, 100% North-Carolina-made upholstery house known for its hand-detailed... more
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But I do own my own textile company and I love all of the terrific marketing and business advice! Thanks Toma!
I recently became very interested in antiques and The Business of Antiques has unleashed so many possibilities for my future in this industry. All of the episodes are extremely informational and inspiring. I recently had my one hour free consultation with Toma and it has kickstarted my career in antiques! No less than 24 hours after our call, she had helped me network with others in the industry and created a preliminary business plan with me. I couldn’t be more grateful for the inspiration this... more
I’ve really been enjoying this podcast. As a vintage dealer/designer, I’m in my car for hours each week. This is an inspiring podcast to listen to on my way to source items! It has gotten me so excited to try new ways to grow my business. If you’re in the antiques/vintage world, this is a must-listen!!!!
A must listen to for ANYBODY who has a love of antiques and shopping! Toma interviews experts from every aspect of the antiques world. Her guests include established dealers, renowned interior designers, local on-the-ground guides, auction houses, international shippers, restorers, plus the best of the antiques fair promoter and some many others. They all willingly share all kinds tips for success and admit to mistakes they implore you to avoid… Even after 20 years in the business, we signed u... more
I just discovered this podcast and am loving it! Thank you for bringing together great guests and important content.
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A practical, business-focused show for antique professionals and design-conscious listeners. Episodes center on building scalable, authentic antiques businesses through storytelling, smart sourcing, branding, and marketing, with guests ranging from dealers and interior designers to gallery owners and insurance experts. The conversations mix hands-on tactics (pricing, inventory management, buying trips) with mindset shifts (nervous-system-friendly workflows, sustainable growth) and real-world war stories from the trade. Noteworthy is the show's ability to pair high-level strategy with actionable tips, plus a consistent emphasis on community, collaboration, and ongoing education in a fast-evolving market.
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Recent guests on The Business of Antiques include:
1. Steven Favreau
2. Zack Taylor
3. Tamara Stephenson
4. Cindy Hodnett
5. Lynn Byrne
6. Olga Granda
7. Gábor Újvári
8. Carrie Eves
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