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This Month's Featured Artist
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NIA Code of Ethics
All Certified Senior Appraisers with the National
Institute of Appraisers (NIA) are required to adhere to a strict code of ethics
and are completely free of conflicts of interest. This is critical for
your protection and ensures accurate evaluations.
NIA Appraisers
Can Not:
- Be a principal or an employee of an auction house or art gallery
- Charge fees based on a percentage of the appraised value
- Charge fees based on an hourly rate
- Offer to buy or sell your property
- Have any other hidden interests
- Release client or appraisal information to any 3rd party
without prior consent of the client
NIA Appraisers
Can:
- Assist you in locating Restorers or Conservators
- Provide transportation and storage advice
- Support the ongoing curating of large private, corporate or
municipal collections
- Provide personnel for educational lectures and seminars
Get
at least 24 hours notice of ALL incoming activities
... clients wanting pieces, clients selling pieces, clients buying pieces,
clients changing prices on pieces ...
BEFORE we post
them on-line
Click on the Link below and Join us as a Friend
Every client has different motivations
for selling and as such we don't offer pricing on the pieces clients sell
If you are looking for the value of
your limited edition artwork --
we have a $50 charge for certificates
of value if you provide the title, the number of your piece, and an image of
your artwork. Original one-of-a-kind pieces require a formal appraisal.
Please see our Appraisal Services page.
If you are
interested in Selling your artwork please click here for more
information
2585 Mohawk Way
Monument, CO 80132
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Fine Art 2010 (c). All visual copyrights belong to the artists. All rights reserved.
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