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		antiquevaluers.co.uk Why a valuation? This is the most commonly-asked question of every valuer - particularly by people who have never actually suffered a loss due to theft or damage. Those who have lost goods and have struggled to regain even a small proportion of what they were actually worth understand all too readily the necessity of up-to-date valuations. Insurance Valuations are indispensable when making insurance claims following theft, loss or damage of any items. Your Claim will be assisted by an accurate assessment of the correct Market Replacement Value in the kind of documentary form we supply with every valuation. All antiquevaluers.co.uk Valuation Consultants will also be able to assist you in the event of any subsequent claim negotiation with the Loss Adjuster. The necessity for accurate insurance cover is sadly becoming increasingly more important. Allay your fears by having professional assessment at the outset. A professionally supplied Certificate of Valuation will be indisputably accepted by all insurance companies. Probate Probate is a suspended state into which an estate can be put as a result of contention arising from the conditions of a will or from the lack of one. To establish an accurate assessment of the possessions of a deceased's estate for taxation purposes, a valuation is essential. It is becoming increasingly more common that Probate Officers require independent, professional valuation of possessions, rather than a self assessment. Indeed, Probate has been rejected on occasions, until such a valuation has been supplied. We provide a discreet, efficient valuation service for probate purposes, supplying certificates and schedules to prove the estate for administration purposes. Sale A valuation of an item you are thinking of selling will help you realise the market potential of your goods. A certificate of current value will facilitate the process of selling to a third party by negotiation or private treaty. antiquevaluers.co.uk consultants can also offer you unbiased advice on the best way of disposing of possessions. And, should you decide to sell through one of our auctions, there is no charge for a valuation other than the standard vendor's commission as outlined in our scale of auction commission rates. Remember! A valuation isn't just a matter of putting a price on your goods. It involves demonstrating how that value was arrived at, a photographic record and detailed description of the items valued and secure independent storage of records to ensure that you never lose your proof of ownership.