
Each NADDA member has agreed in writing to abide by a code of ethics. It is the intention of NADDA to build a foundation of honesty so that collectors may buy with confidence with the knowledge that the members of the National Antique Doll Dealers Association will stand behind their dolls.
- All merchandise for sale must be tagged and priced.
- All sales must be accompanied by sales receipt with dealer’s name, address, e-mail, and telephone number.
- All items must be clearly marked including identifying marks, flaws, etc. (ex. hairlines, chips, and nose rubs on bisque heads).
- All restorations shall be noted, including repairs of hairlines, breaks, and chips.
- A brief but complete note of defects and restorations must appear on both the sales receipt and tag. This protects buyer and seller.
NADDA has formed an Ethics Committee to assist with mediation if a disagreement or problem arises from a transaction between a NADDA member and a customer. This committee will assist after all efforts have been made by the buyer and the seller to reach a resolution, but no resolution reached.
For details, please contact: Chair of Ethics Committee- Dorothy McGonagle at dorothymcgonagle@comcast.net
