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I offer a complete research service for people who are unsure of their items: Who made it? Who designed it? Who retailed it? Who it was made for? Whether it is a sideboard circa 1850 or a mirror circa 1950.

With an extensive library of over 1000 titles relating to Furniture, Architecture and the Decorative Arts, including society journals, my research is thorough and precise.

Here's what people say:

  

“Due diligence is required of U.S. accredited appraisers, particularly as research

impacts value.
An 'Expert' told my client that a maker attribution for an unusual piece
of furniture purchased in London might increase its value to $40,000

(£20,000+). Paul’s knowledge and swift response helped solve the mystery. While

the monetary result was not as hoped, my client was delighted to learn what the

furniture might be and what it was not. Paul’s service is worth every pound.”

(F.P. of Washington DC Metro Area)

 

"I asked Paul to research for documented

provenance for the dining-saloon chairs of the Mauretania. 

He was knowledgeable and informative as well as being

quick and efficient, and very good value besides!" 

(J.B. of Westminster)

 

 "I cannot recommend Paul's research service highly enough. Its efficient, on

budget and on time. Last but not least his in-depth appraisal is an absolute must for

collectors and dealers alike."

(R.B. of Surrey)

 

"We found a beautiful antique music cabinet

at one of our local thrift stores but we had no idea who made it.

We contacted Paul online and he quickly and accurately

identified it as an obscure piece by Shapland and Petter.

He was most informative and we could not have been happier!"

(J.C. of Hawaii)


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Thereafter £25.00 per hour

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