Advisory
Help buying, valuing, and planning a collection
This is a person, not a product. Tell an advisor your budget, your timeframe, and the work you are drawn to. They come back with specific pieces to consider and a written view on price, from the same data as the public index.
Who this is for
You do not need a reason to call. But here is when people usually do.
Starting out
You want a plan, not a pile of impulse buys.
Spreading the risk
You already own work and you are leaning too hard on one artist or one market.
Planning ahead
You are getting a collection in order for the long term: what it is worth, what is documented, what to keep.
How it works
Start to finish, it is four steps.
- 1. Conversation. An advisor asks about your budget, your timeframe, and what you actually like. On a call, not a form.
- 2. A shortlist. You get a handful of works to consider, chosen for fit. We weigh how solid each artist's market is against how often their work actually turns up for sale.
- 3. Review. Someone else on the team checks the shortlist before it reaches you. The same review every number on this site gets.
- 4. Delivery. A written proposal lands in your inbox. Every price is a range with a note on how sure we are. No single headline figure.
Request a consultation
Tell us roughly what you are after. An advisor usually replies within two working days.