Collections with a history worth keeping.
When a body of work passes from an artist to an estate, it deserves more than a listing. It deserves stewardship — full provenance, attestation, and a certificate that travels with every piece.
Care taken on your behalf, before anything is sold.
An estate is a responsibility before it is an opportunity. Each collection is documented and authenticated so that a buyer knows exactly what they are holding and where it came from. Read more in our authenticity guide and our authenticity policy.
Provenance records
A documented chain of ownership for every piece — where it came from, who held it, and how it reached us.
Estate attestation
A signed attestation from the estate or family confirming the work's origin and right to sell.
Certificate of authenticity
A public certificate for each work, linked from its page, so a buyer can verify what they own.
Careful documentation
High-resolution photography, condition notes and cataloguing completed before a single piece is offered.
Archives, documented and shared.
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The keepers behind the work.
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Have an estate collection?
We work with families and estates to catalogue, authenticate and place each piece with the care it deserves. Tell us about the collection and we will guide you through the process.
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