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Certified Antique Appraisals
Our goal at DUVEEN & EDWARDS is to provide quality information to our clients. We are qualified to appraise entire estates or single items of significance. For onsite appraisals, please e-mail or call us at 310.770.3165 or 646.416.2932 to discuss our fee structure. See below for our current special online appraisal offer:
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Special Offer: Four Items Appraised Online for $49.95 Online appraisals, mailed to your home or business, are available through photographs and pertinent information provided to us by you, via e-mail or the post office. Once contacted, we will reply via e-mail with information needed to complete your appraisal. The appraiser will provide the written opinion of a "fair market" or "replacement value" estimate. We will mail you, via U.S. Post Office within five business days, the written Certificate of Appraisal, a documented opinion on the item you have submitted. The appraisal is our opinion of an item's value, based on the pertinent information provided to us. Obviously, we cannot guarantee the authenticity of any item. All appraisals comply with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice and the report writing conventions of the American Association of Independent Appraisers. Please e-mail us or use our information form to obtain additional information. |
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Onsite appraisals are available for private or corporate (trust companies, attorneys, insurance companies, etc.) clients. These would most likely be useful for those requiring the entire contents (or particular collections or items of interest) of a household to be evaluated for estate, legal or insurance purposes. We also specialize in the disposal of personal property for banks and trusts, including the purchase and disposal of estates or the total clean-out of personal property from houses.
Estate Appraisals - are appraisals often required by banks, trust companies or attorneys following a death. Ascertaining the value of general household items, art, jewelry and collectibles is the most usual aspect of this type of appraisal.
Legal Appraisals - most often used to help settle disputes, such as divorce proceedings. Again, valuation of general household items as well as antiques and collectibles is oftentimes necessary.
Insurance Appraisals - useful in situations where a client may be attempting to ascertain values before insuring an item or after an item has been damaged and a claim has been filed.
DUVEEN & EDWARDS uses their
expertise as third-generation antiques dealers and appraisers to provide written
opinions on items ranging from 19th and 20th Century decorative
and fine arts, to furniture, porcelain, silver, glass,
bronze, jewelry, coins, books, all collectibles and ordinary household
contents.
DUVEEN & EDWARDS has its own extensive collection of research information
which enables them to provide up-to-the-minute valuations.
DUVEEN & EDWARDS has provided appraisals for large corporations, small
businesses, groups and individuals as well as private collectors.
DUVEEN & EDWARDS provides appraisals for estate, legal or insurance purposes, whether single items or entire collections.
All appraisals comply with the Uniform Standards of
Professional Appraisal Practice and the report writing conventions of the
American Association of Independent Appraisers
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