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Post by manicpixiedreamgirl on Jun 1, 2015 9:59:36 GMT
Hi all,
I'm looking to insure some of my collection and haven't done so before. I just called my insurer and they need a written valuation from a dealer before they can go ahead. Does anyone know of anyone who can carry out such a service?
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Post by tom on Jun 1, 2015 10:44:28 GMT
castle gallery in Northern island - will do it cheaper if you mention this or the UAA - apparently...
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2015 11:05:13 GMT
Yes drop me an email and you can donate valuation fee to the Nepal charity, that goes for anyone else, Banksys only please as i dont have a lot of spare time for researching at the moment.
Info@castlegalleryni.com
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Post by manicpixiedreamgirl on Jun 1, 2015 11:25:31 GMT
Yes drop me an email and you can donate valuation fee to the Nepal charity, that goes for anyone else, Banksys only please as i dont have a lot of spare time for researching at the moment. Info@castlegalleryni.com Great. I'll drop you an email now! |
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Post by blackappleart on Jun 1, 2015 11:42:22 GMT
Hi all, I'm looking to insure some of my collection and haven't done so before. I just called my insurer and they need a written valuation from a dealer before they can go ahead. Does anyone know of anyone who can carry out such a service? Have posted this in the other board before but hands down the best way to go is to use a blanket policy with reputable insurer that covers your total collection for a good set amount over its current value. In the event of a loss you then obtain the value of the piece / pieces in question then. It is the value of the piece at the time of the loss that is important not its current value. Also a futile process to have to amend your policy every time your banksy goes up in value, which could very well be numerous times a year. This method is very common and it what I use and what I have recommended to many others. Just keep good documentation (photos ect), purchase receipts and your COAs in a safe place preferably not where the art is kept. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2015 11:59:27 GMT
Hi all, I'm looking to insure some of my collection and haven't done so before. I just called my insurer and they need a written valuation from a dealer before they can go ahead. Does anyone know of anyone who can carry out such a service? Have posted this in the other board before but hands down the best way to go is to use a blanket policy with reputable insurer that covers your total collection for a good set amount over its current value. In the event of a loss you then obtain the value of the piece / pieces in question then. It is the value of the piece at the time of the loss that is important not its current value. Also a futile process to have to amend your policy every time your banksy goes up in value, which could very well be numerous times a year. This method is very common and it what I use and what I have recommended to many others. Just keep good documentation (photos ect), purchase receipts and your COAs in a safe place preferably not where the art is kept. Very valid point and it is an issue with Banksy in particular of late because of the constant changing value. |
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Post by dot on Jun 1, 2015 12:11:16 GMT
Yes drop me an email and you can donate valuation fee to the Nepal charity, that goes for anyone else, Banksys only please as i dont have a lot of spare time for researching at the moment. Info@castlegalleryni.com what's your fee @andy ? per b ... or for a few ? +1 re nepal btw. |
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Post by manicpixiedreamgirl on Jun 1, 2015 12:42:07 GMT
Thanks guys - great advice. I think I will get the Banksy covered now through my home contents insurance once I have the valuation through from Andy (who is an absolute LEGEND for accepting a Nepal donation) just to ensure i'm protected in the short-term. I'll then get a blanket policy set up to cover everything as outlined by Black Apple. Thanks!
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2015 14:07:56 GMT
Yes drop me an email and you can donate valuation fee to the Nepal charity, that goes for anyone else, Banksys only please as i dont have a lot of spare time for researching at the moment. Info@castlegalleryni.com what's your fee @andy ? per b ... or for a few ? +1 re nepal btw. Normally through the gallery a written insurance value is £30 per item as each item has to be done individually but i'll do it for min £10/e or as much as you want for the charity, if theres alot of works we can chat about an overall fee  |
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