Let the right object find the right audience.
A clear starting point for owners of antiques, art, furniture and collectables.
Individual pieces and considered collections
Submit photographs, dimensions, signatures or maker’s marks, and any known history. The more detail you share, the more useful an initial review can be.
Antiques
Furniture, clocks, ceramics, silver and decorative objects.
Art
Paintings, prints, sculpture and works on paper.
Collections
Books, ephemera, design pieces and specialist groups.
Estates
Structured review of larger groups, subject to verification.
Prepare your submission
- One overall photograph and several detail images
- Dimensions and approximate weight
- Any visible signature, hallmark or label
- Known ownership history or original receipt
- Your location and preferred timeline
Clear steps, documented decisions
Submit
Send images and concise factual details.
Review
Assess suitability, likely category and further research needs.
Agree
Confirm verified terms, ownership and any applicable costs.
Place
Present the object accurately to an appropriate audience.
Before you submit
Can you value an item from one photograph?
An image may support an initial indication, but a reliable opinion often requires dimensions, detail views, condition information and physical inspection.
Do you accept every item?
No. Suitability depends on authenticity, condition, demand, documentation and whether the item fits the catalogue.
Are the valuations formal appraisals?
Not unless explicitly agreed in writing. Initial enquiries should not be used for insurance, tax or legal purposes.