Clear, documented pricing and appraisal structures for our private acquisitions, restoration services, and white-glove deliveries.
Elevate your collecting experience. Gain priority access, complimentary appraisals, and dedicated curatorial support tailored to your acquisition volume.
For budding collectors
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For museums & estates
Our restoration atelier operates on a strict tier system based on the level of intervention required. All work utilizes historically accurate methods.
Starting at $450 per piece
Designed for pieces in excellent structural condition that require minor aesthetic revitalization. We focus on preserving the original patina while stabilizing the finish.
Starting at $1,200 per piece
Required when a piece has suffered environmental damage, structural loosening, or previous improper restorations. This involves taking the piece down to its bare elements.
Consultation Required
Reserved for highly significant artifacts from the 18th century or earlier. We utilize only era-specific, historically documented adhesives, dyes, and organic fibers to recreate lost components.
All appraisals are conducted by USPAP-compliant professionals. Fees are flat-rate or hourly, never based on a percentage of the item's final valuation value, ensuring complete objectivity.
$150 Flat Fee
A high-level review based on client-provided photographs and dimensions. Perfect for general market curiosity or pre-sale estimates.
Start Digital Review$300 / Hour
Physical inspection of items on-site. Necessary for insurance scheduling, tax documentation, or equitable distribution of estates.
Book On-Site Visit$2,500 Starting
Deep historical research tracing an item's lineage through auction records, maker's marks, and historical registries to establish origin.
Request Archival Search$500 Per Document
Formal, legally-binding documentation verifying the age, origin, and materials of an artifact, signed by our Head Curator.
Order CertificateWe strictly adhere to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). We do not buy items we appraise to avoid conflicts of interest.