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Art Sales When contemporary art owners decide to sell their pieces, they may request an appraisal to establish a realistic asking price. Auction houses, galleries, and art dealers often require a certified art appraisal to estimate and reserve artwork sales prices.
Resale or Estate Planning: Whether selling jewelry or passing it down through generations, an appraisal provides an understanding of its worth, aiding in fair distribution or obtaining maximum value during a sale. In addition to this, they consider the gemstone's color, clarity, and carat weight.
For instance, your bill of sale will not just prove ownership, if the artwork is sold, combined with a canceled check or a credit card receipt it can prove to the IRS what you originally paid. Providing Proof: Proving you possessed an artwork can be as easy as having a photograph of it on the wall of your home and a related bill of sale.
Working with private collectors and industry professionals, the firm guides clients through the nuances of the appraisalprocess and ensures that the needs of any size collection, across all categories, are properly considered and in the client’s best interest. What is one of your most important and largest sales through AP Selects?
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