Turn Hidden Treasures into Opportunity by Selling Antiques for Cash and Peace of Mind
Finding creative ways to access additional funds can provide much-needed relief and even open doors to new opportunities.
Unlock the Secrets of Your Antiques: A Must-Have Guide for Every Executor and Downsizer
The Antique Help book is should be your go-to resource for navigating the often-confusing world of antique resale with confidence.
NOW is the Best Time to Sell Sterling Silver
If you have sterling silver antiques that you've been holding on to—whether for perceived future value or sentimental reasons—NOW might be the perfect time to consider selling them.
Our latest venture! A new Mid-Century Modern gallery space at 315 E. 91st. in Manhattan.
Stepping into the new gallery, visitors will be greeted by a curated collection that celebrates the timelessness of Mid-Century Modern design. Each piece embodies the spirit of a bygone era while seamlessly integrating into modern spaces.
The Surprising Benefits of Downsizing with Unwanted Antiques
When it comes to downsizing most people envision having to make difficult decisions about what to keep. But what if those belongings could help transition to a new chapter in your life?
Unlocking Resale Potential: Antiques & Artifacts from the Revolutionary War Era
Memorabilia and artifacts from the Revolutionary War era provide tangible connections to the past.
Using Unwanted Antiques and Heirlooms to Fund Meaningful Memories
Creating lifelong memories can seem like a dream yet for a number of our clients they have been able to do just that.
Selling Your Art
People sell their art for many different reasons. They no longer like the piece(s), they don’t fit into their new home or their aesthetic has changed.
Selling a Diamond: Not as “Clear-cut” as it Might Seem
Diamonds are always valuable in the resale market, but you should keep some things in mind if you want to try to sell diamonds that you have.
Beware of “Buyer’s Remorse”
Purchasing something on a whim or with great deliberation can make us feel happy and content, at least for a short time. But that happiness may soon dissipate, and in its place, you may experience “buyer’s remorse.”