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Types of Chinese Art: A Guide to Valuing & Collecting Chinese Art

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Chinese art, with varieties as expansive as its history is long, is among both the most daunting and rewarding of categories to begin collecting. These works of art make timeless and compelling additions to any collection, small or large. To collect Chinese art, one must first understand the references that exist in each piece.

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The Art of Appraisals: Understanding their Vital Role in Insurance

Art Appraisal Resources

Understanding Art Appraisals An art appraisal is a professional evaluation of the monetary value, authenticity, and condition of an artwork. Appraisers consider the current market conditions, and take into account factors such as the artwork’s rarity, historical significance, and demand within the art market.

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A History of Antique Collectibles

Old Crows Antiques

Antiques, collectibles, and vintage items can all make beautiful additions to your home decor or help you complete a collection you have been working on for many years, but it is important to understand what you are looking for when you are searching for old items. What Makes an Antique a Collectible?

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Troika Pottery Buyer’s Guide: The Artistry of British Ceramics

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Collecting Troika Pottery Starting off a Troika pottery collection needn’t be tricky. Once you’ve identified the style of piece you’re most drawn to, focus on making sure it’s authentic. Navigating the Market for Troika The value of a Troika pottery piece is dependent on a number of factors, including rarity and condition.

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Investing in Yu-Gi-Oh Cards - A Collectibles Cautionary Tale

Penrose Appraisals

If you've been following the collectibles world lately, you probably know that certain categories, like trading cards, have been very popular. I did have to pay up for this collection as the owners knew there was potentially significant value in these cards. Different collectors collect each, or both. Ah, glad you asked!

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Fine Art Prints vs. Reproductions

Art Peritus

Furthermore, a limited-edition poster that is hand signed by the artist can fetch a significantly higher price due to its rarity, such as a signed example from a benefit in 1991 that is available online for $4,950. How to tell the difference between a mass-produced reproduction and an authentic print edition authorized by the artist?

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Fine Art Prints vs. Reproductions

Art Peritus

Furthermore, a limited-edition poster that is hand signed by the artist can fetch a significantly higher price due to its rarity, such as a signed example from a benefit in 1991 that is available online for $4,950. How to tell the difference between a mass-produced reproduction and an authentic print edition authorized by the artist?