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The Specialists – ISA Featured in Canadian Art’s Collecting Guide

Posted on April 3, 2020 by Kelly Juhasz in Appraisal Fees, Appraisals, Art Advisors, Authentication, Buying Art, Collecting, Financial Planning, Inheritance, Investment, ISA in the News, Qualified Appraiser Credentials, Selling Art & Decorative Objects No Comments

What Art Appraisers and Advisers Can Offer ISA members are highlighted as specialists in the Canadian Art Collecting Guide. These experts provide independent valuations of art, along with strategies to organize and build a collection, among other vital services. Click here to read the article. “You might wish to reach out to an appraiser to […]

View Post Appraisal, Canadian Art Magazine, Collecting Art, Fine Art Appraisal, International Society of Appraisers, ISA, Kathryn Minard, Kelly Juhasz

Obtaining an Appraisal Report at a Distance

Posted on March 16, 2020 by Kelly Juhasz in Appraisal Fees, Appraisals, Insurance Appraisals, Qualified Appraiser Credentials 2 Comments

For those who reside in a remote area or who require an appraisal of personal property and an on-site inspection of the object is not possible, we have compiled the following answers to your questions.  How can I obtain an appraisal of my personal property if there are no qualified ISA appraisers in my region? […]

View Post Appraisal, Appraisers, Canadian Chapter, Claims Adjuster, Edward Philips, Estate Appraisal, Insurance, International Society of Appraisers, Julie Riches, Kelly Juhasz, Personal Property, Photograph, Valuation

Is There a Charge for That?

Posted on March 24, 2014 by Sheila Jones in Appraisal Fees, Appraisals, Donations, Estates, Insurance Appraisals, Standards in Appraisal Practice (USPAP) 7 Comments

“Hello, I have a painting that I would like to have appraised. Is there a charge for that?” The telephone caller who asked me this question last week, was not the first, nor was he likely to be the last.  In pondering how to politely respond to this question, I asked myself, why would my […]

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What Do Qualified Appraisers Do?

Posted on January 30, 2014 by Sheila Jones in Appraisal Fees, Appraisals, Become A Qualified Appraiser, Cataloguing Collections, Qualified Appraiser Credentials, Standards in Appraisal Practice (USPAP) 1 Comment

What makes an appraiser qualified? A qualified appraiser is a professional who has demonstrated competency in valuing the type of object to be appraised, who has the education, knowledge and experience required to accurately appraise an object, and who is working to the highest level of appraisal standards, practices and code of ethics.  A Certified […]

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