Our curatorial team reviews every submission within five business days. If we need additional photographs or information, we will reach out directly. If your piece is not a fit, we will let you know with transparency and respect.

Yes. For certain high-demand pieces, we may make an immediate purchase offer rather than a consignment arrangement. This is evaluated on a case-by-case basis during our initial review.

That is perfectly fine. Part of our service is researching and authenticating pieces with unclear provenance. Share what you do know, and we will handle the rest. Clear, well-lit photographs are often more valuable than written details.

Yes. During our negotiation, you may specify a minimum acceptable sale price. We will only list the piece if we believe that reserve can be met within a reasonable timeframe based on current market conditions.

We cover all shipping costs for accepted consignments, including professional packing, white-glove pickup, and full insurance. If the piece does not sell and is returned, we also cover that return shipping at no cost to you.

We work with trusted restoration specialists and may offer to coordinate minor repairs at our expense if it will significantly improve marketability. Major restoration costs are discussed and agreed upon before any work begins.

We conduct market research using recent auction results, comparable sales, and our network of dealers and collectors. Our goal is a fair price that reflects true value while remaining attractive to serious buyers. You will see our analysis before we list.

Absolutely. We respect your privacy. Unless the provenance itself is a selling point, your identity is never disclosed to buyers. Our catalog listings focus on the object, not the consignor.

Your piece is fully insured at the agreed valuation from the moment it enters our possession. In the unlikely event of damage or loss, you are compensated at that full insured value by our carrier, no questions asked.