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Missing Fine Art: Portrait of Dr. Gachet by Vincent Van Gogh

ValuePros Appraisal Services

FINE ART APPRAISERS Our staff of experts certify the value of hundreds of pieces of fine art every month.

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Lost Fine Art: ‘Medicine’ by Gustav Klimt

ValuePros Appraisal Services

FINE ART APPRAISERS Our staff of experts certify the value of hundreds of pieces of fine art every month.

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Lost Fine Art: The White Duck by Jean-Baptiste Oudry

ValuePros Appraisal Services

FINE ART APPRAISERS Our staff of experts certify the value of hundreds of pieces of fine art every month.

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Common Myths About Art Appraisal Debunked

JSK Fine Art Appraisals

In this blog post, we aim to debunk common myths surrounding art appraisal, shedding light on the realities of this crucial aspect of the art world. Understanding an artwork’s value aids in insurance coverage, estate planning, and equitable distribution.

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What You Need to Know When Hiring a Personal Property Appraiser

Anubis Appraisal and Estate Services

Reasons of valuations for tangible property can include estate and probate purposes, equitable distribution, insurance coverage, charitable donations, dissolution of marriage, and bankruptcy. As a personal property appraiser, my role encompasses tangible property including fine art, antiques, furniture, and collectibles.

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Should I Have My Antiques Appraised for Insurance Purposes?

Harrison Appraisals

In this blog entry, we’ll discuss whether a person should get their antiques appraised for insurance purposes. A current appraisal will help ensure that your insurance coverage is appropriate, and that you’re not paying high premiums for something that has actually depreciated in value over time.

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How Do I Get My Art Appraised?

Fine Art Estates

But there are other reasons as well, such as settlement of an estate, donating a piece or collection to an institution, equitable distribution in a divorce, or wanting to know an accurate market value before selling a work. For instance: Replacement Cost Value is used when a collector needs an appraisal for insurance coverage.