It makes sense to get an accurate valuation for a number of reasons:
For inheritance & probate
For tax reasons
Family division
Your insurance company requires an accurate valuation
You want to sell your item at auction
You want advice before you buy at auction
You just wish to know more about your items history etc…
Just a small selection of items our experts recently valued on behalf of our customers.
A small sterling silver novelty pin cushion, modelled as a chick.
A pair of Chinese enamel mounted sterling silver ashtrays, each of squat circular form, decorated with enamel floral scrollwork.
A Chinese enamel and jade mounted sterling silver box, of rectangular form, the lid decorated with a jade floral plaque amongst enamel floral scrollwork.
An early 19th century Dutch silver brandy bowl of oval form, raised on a pedestal foot with twin handles, the body decorated with chased foliage and scrolls.
A pair of sterling silver mounted decanters, the globular bodies and long slender necks having pierced floral blossom and leafage decoration, each with silver collars and stoppers. Hallmarked Sterling 950.
A large antique sterling silver framed mirror, of upright rectangular form, with chased foliate scroll decoration throughout.
A pair of 19th century French silver salt cellars with blue glass liners, each of navette form on pedestal bases with swing handles and pierced decoration.
A continental sterling silver and green enamelled patch box, the cover set with cabochon opals.
A pair of antique George IV sterling silver trays, of shaped rectangular form with cast floral borders and shell decoration.
An antique Victorian sterling silver swing handled basket, by Charles & George Fox 1855, the body pierced with foliate scroll decoration and raised on a pedestal foot.
