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A Guide to Identifying, Valuing, and Selling Your Antique Painting

Sarasota Antique Buyers

But age isn’t the only thing. Consult the experts: Art appraisers can analyze style and materials. Embrace technology: From infrared reflectography to AI-powered databases, tech is changing the game in artist identification. Paintings that are at least 100 years old are usually considered antiques.

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What Does An Appraiser Do, Anyway?

Penrose Appraisals

Identification. In some cases, positive identification may require the opinion of a recognized expert who may or may not be the appraiser. In fact, some signs of age are a good thing - think of the nice green color that oxidized copper turns when it gets old. So, how do they do that? What is it made of? Intangibles.

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How to Find a Qualified Jewelry Appraiser

Buckhead Jewelry Appraisers

Qualified jewelry appraisers must have undergone extensive gemology, diamond identification, and grading training. You must request a detailed quote outlining the services included and any additional charges for extra services, such as consultation fees or extra copies of the appraisal report. Confirm education and experiences.

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Collections Manager, Fort Monroe Authority

WCG

Conducts or coordinates research into the collections, including identification authentication, appraisal, history and provenance of objects and documents. Assists with contracts and provides overall management and direction to consultants and contractors.

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How Do I Get My Art Appraised?

Fine Art Estates

If a work is in pristine condition, especially for its age, it would have a higher value than a work with a lot of craquelure issues or paint loss. A past appraisal is interesting and provides some preliminary identification information. Names of who I consulted with are listed in the bibliography.

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Architectural Conservator, George Washington’s Mount Vernon

WCG

Conserves Mount Vernon’s historic architectural fabric utilizing the latest scientific methods, coordinating as needed with outside consultants and contractors. Conducts and oversees proper sampling of materials for laboratory identification and/or analysis, and cohesively synthesizes findings in written form.