Would you like to know what your work is worth? Describe it to us with a few details and photographs — you will receive a well-founded assessment, without obligation and free of charge.
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To the home pageWhat you should know before the valuation
How do I have an inherited picture valued?
Fill in the form on this page: the work, its dimensions, the medium and a few photographs are enough to begin with. Our specialists review the details and come back to you with an assessment. No appointment on site is needed for this.
What does a valuation at arthene cost?
The initial assessment via this form is free and without obligation. We only discuss terms once you decide to sell with arthene — set down in writing and with no hidden items.
Which photographs do you need for a valuation?
Telling photographs of the front and the back, plus the signature, the frame and any particularities. Anything you know about the provenance — invoices, expert reports, exhibition or literature references — helps us place the work.
How long does it take to receive an assessment?
For objects that fall within one of our selling categories and reach our minimum value, normally within 3–4 weeks. If your matter is time-critical, please approach us directly.
Am I obliged to sell after the valuation?
No. The valuation is without obligation. You are then free to decide whether to keep the work, sell it through arthene or take another route.
What happens to my details and photographs?
Your details are treated confidentially and used solely to process your enquiry. There is no passing on to third parties.
