A short-form appraisal is just what it sounds like, it's short, concise and to-the-point. It will contain all the pertinent information concerning the artwork in question, but it will lack the complete well-rounded facts, a bio and a selection of recent comparison price/value references. It may not include all the bells and whistles of a full written art appraisal, but it will give you the relevant facts that you need to know about your painting or vintage hand-pulled print.
It's important to note that our research tells us that it would be at the discretion of the Insurer, whether or not to accept a short-form appraisal for the purpose of obtaining insurance coverage for an artwork in question. Insurers can choose not to accept a form of short-form appraisal report to provide full insurance coverage. Whereas, they can request that you provide a fully annotated art appraisal for the purposes of obtaining maximum insurance coverage.
As independent qualified appraisers with over sixty years of combined experience, specializing in 20th century fine art sales and operating a fulltime website gallery, we are best positioned to bring our clients consistent and insightful valuations from a continually evolving art market for 20th century works. It's important for appraisers to be well acquainted with the retail art gallery marketplace, because it's this interrelationship that helps to bring you appraisal valuations that are up to date, the data presented is within a realistic value range and that appraisal reports are as accurate as possible.
We perform in-depth research, referencing a cross section of art price resources and contacts with other art associates, then fine-tune the accuracy of this initial data to present you with our final appraisal analysis. It's important to note that the flat rate fee we charge for a report is not contingent upon the valuation of the artwork nor the time it takes to complete an appraisal report.
It is the advantage of having knowledgeable professionals with direct marketing experience that can bring you information that is reliable, accurate, and focused on your particular need for a short-form valuation at a reasonable cost of only $89. per artwork appraised.
Updated Julu 1, 2024 |
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