Art valuation
We provide art valuation and appraisal services for private collectors, companies, and government bodies in Singapore. From a single artwork to collections of 500 or more, with valuation certificates suitable for insurance, estates, shipping, and mark-to-market.
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How to engage us
Pick the path that fits your situation. Online submission is fastest and cheapest for a handful of works. Site visits are right for larger collections, internal procurement workflows, or pieces you'd rather not move.
Online submission
Best when you have up to six pieces, can submit good-quality images, and don't need us to come on site.
Site visit
Best for larger collections, multi-location holdings, internal procurement, or work that needs an in-person assessment.
Decades of experience and access to private auction databases sit behind every valuation. We aren't able to provide free appraisals.
Valid for
Our written valuation certificate is suitable for the situations most clients need it for. Note: this is not a certificate of authenticity, which has to come from the gallery or person you bought the work from.
FAQ
If yours isn't here, WhatsApp us with a photo and we'll come back with a steer.
We assess on artist, size, medium, year of creation, and any provenance. From there, the value is grounded in our experience of the art market plus access to private auction databases. When the artist isn't well known or doesn't have an auction record, we'll give a fair, evidenced estimate and tell you how confident we are in it.
For 1 to 2 works submitted online, typically 2 to 3 working days from when we have good images and any background you can share. For larger collections it depends on the volume, locations, and how quickly we can access the works in person.
Many artworks are decorative. They may have personal or sentimental value but limited market value. If you aren't sure about the artist or what the piece is worth, you can still submit, that's exactly what valuation is for. We aren't able to review for free.
No. A certificate of authenticity should come from the gallery or individual that sold you the work. What we do issue is a valuation certificate, which is the document insurers, shippers, and finance teams typically need. For in-person assessments we can sometimes give a verbal view on authenticity, and we can introduce you to leading auction houses (Christie's, Sotheby's, etc.) if you're considering an auction sale.
Sorry, no. Each valuation takes time and database access we pay for. The fee covers that work whether the answer is "this is rare" or "this is decorative".
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We'll reply by email the same working day. If it's urgent, give us a WhatsApp on +65 8875 3330.