Objets de vitrine
Nécessaires, cases, gold boxes and precious objects, up to pieces signed by the great houses.
Precious objects with an established history
Gold boxes, nécessaires, objets de vitrine: these pieces find their collectors once their history is established.
Learn more
Scope of the field
- Nécessaires, étuis and gold boxes
- Pieces signed by the great houses (Fabergé, Mauboussin…)
- Precious collectors’ objects
From antique pieces to contemporary objects.
When to have a piece appraised?
Estate
Inventory and valuation of pieces in the course of an estate.
Division
Valuation for a fair division between heirs or beneficiaries.
Insurance
A documented replacement value to insure your pieces at the right amount.
Sale
An estimate of the likely hammer price before a piece is offered at auction.
How does the examination work?
Examination under the loupe and with instruments: stones, hallmarks, signatures. At the firm, at your home or in the bank vault. The appointment is confirmed once your file is reviewed; you will hear from us within two business days.
Does reviewing a file cost anything?
No. Sending a file and having it reviewed commit you to nothing: no fee is charged at this stage. Fees apply only if a sale takes place, and they are set out in writing with you before any piece is offered.
