A SEASONED APPRAISER WHO WELCOMES A CHALLENGE

I am thrilled to offer you and your art and antiques my 30 years of appraisal expertise. I am proud to say I have never met a work of art or a piece of furniture that I could not research and evaluate for my wonderful clients.

I am diligent, I am thorough, I am knowledgeable, and even if I didn’t make a living as an appraiser, I would STILL be an appraiser. After my first visit to your home I will present you with my ideas on the type of appraisal you need and the cost of the job.

ALL TYPES OF APPRAISAL SERVICES OFFERED

Clients ask me about insurance appraisals, especially after the recurrent fires and other natural disasters, or they ask about dividing up their possessions fairly between family members. I often work with a family’s attorney or accountant in designing a trust. Some clients just want to know what they have or what they inherited. I provide advice on selling artifacts or downsizing, and consult on the best places to sell items for the most cash. I am qualified with the IRS to write charitable contribution appraisals, if a family wants to donate a work to a museum for the tax credit. I am not afraid of any household, whether large or small, clean or cluttered, French style, Spanish Colonial, Ole’ West, Asian, or Contemporary style. I am as experienced with art as I am with furniture and collectibles. I have (almost) seen it all in my 30 years of appraising on both coasts.

A NATURAL-BORN SLEUTH

I think you will see that I love what I do; clients tell me I have a great nose for finding their hidden treasures, and presenting reports in an affordable and clear manner. I look forward to helping YOU!

Elizabeth Stewart, PhD. Appraisers Association of America, Certified Member

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