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The Covid-19 pandemic has changed a lot about our lives and the way we conduct our businesses. Some things may never again be the same again. As a result of the lockdowns, we had to turn to conducting our businesses remotely, and many of us have continued to do so even now. While working remotely has many potential benefits, it also presents many unique challenges.
Value matters and an art appraisal completed by a qualified art appraiser can save you substantial money by not selling too low, insuring too low, or paying too much in estate tax or equitable distribution. A pre-purchase appraisal can also help to understand the accurate market for the work and what is an appropriate amount of money to spend. Appraisals are crucial in the art market, providing essential information about artworks' value, authenticity, and condition.
Are older stales still relevant in residential appraisal reports? The answer isn’t as simple as black and white. In this article, we’ll explore the nuances of using older sales in appraisals and debunk the common misconceptions surrounding their validity. By the end, you’ll have a clearer understanding of how to navigate the complexities of including older comparables for accurate valuations.
You may view available jewlery from this & other designers by searching for their name in our shop. Eisenberg is one of the most famous names in vintage costume jewelry. The company was founded in Chicago in 1930 by Morris Eisenberg, a clothing manufacturer who began to add rhinestone embellishments to his dresses. The jewelry proved to be so popular that Eisenberg soon abandoned his clothing business to focus on jewelry full-time.
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Are older stales still relevant in residential appraisal reports? The answer isn’t as simple as black and white. In this article, we’ll explore the nuances of using older sales in appraisals and debunk the common misconceptions surrounding their validity. By the end, you’ll have a clearer understanding of how to navigate the complexities of including older comparables for accurate valuations.
With gold prices being as high as they are, now is a good time to for a quick refresher on precious metals marks. Even small amounts of scrap gold can quickly add up, so you may have some ready cash lying around and not even realize it. Pure gold is 24K but typically isn't used for jewelry due to its softness. Instead, gold is mixed with base metals such as copper for, which adds hardness but also lowers the purity.
With gold prices being as high as they are, now is a good time to for a quick refresher on precious metals marks. Even small amounts of scrap gold can quickly add up, so you may have some ready cash lying around and not even realize it. Pure gold is 24K but typically isn't used for jewelry due to its softness. Instead, gold is mixed with base metals such as copper for, which adds hardness but also lowers the purity.
David Harper, antiques and history expert, sat down with iacf Managing Director Will Thomas at the last ever Festival of Antiques at Peterborough in April 2023. Have a watch and listen as David and Will talk about the iacf organisation, the fairs, the dealers and the passion that drives the industry. The 10 minute interview also covers Will’s growing interest in Salvage and Antique Silver.
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