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Alexander Appraisal Service
Alexander Appraisal Service is listed in the FAIR appraiser registry with an office in Charlotte, North Carolina. Listed specialties: Antiques, Fine Art and Estate Items and more.
Appraiser facts
- Specialties
- Credentials, memberships and roles
None listed in the registry record.
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- Office location
Charlotte, North Carolina
- Fees
Not supplied. Ask for written terms that do not depend on value, sale price or outcome.
For comparison only, not this appraiser's fee: 112 FAIR-listed art, antique and jewelry appraisers post an hourly rate on their own websites. The median is $175 an hour, and the middle half charge $133–$250 (checked October 2026).
- Registry status
Listed · Unclaimed
Listed since 2026-04-09; record edited 2026-10-12.
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Source record and dates
- Source checked
- Not supplied
- Profile record edited
- 2026-10-12
- Listed since
- 2026-04-09
- Source freshness
- Source-check date unavailable
- Source confidence
- Public directory profile
- Source wording
- Antiques, Fine Art, Estate Items, Jewelry, Collectibles, Antique Appraisals, Estate Appraisals, Insurance Appraisals
- Service categories
- Fine art, Antiques, Jewelry, Estate, Insurance
- Discovery status
- Unclaimed appraiser profile
- Profile completeness
- Strong public detail
- Profile evidence confidence
- Public-source profile
- Formal-use routing signals
- Estate and probate, Insurance
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Local read
Alexander Appraisal Service is an unclaimed FAIR profile for Charlotte, NC with Antiques, Fine Art, Estate Items, Jewelry, Collectibles, estate appraisal, and insurance appraisal signals, plus estate/probate and insurance routing. FAIR shows no direct website, fee statement, USPAP education detail, credential field, or claim/control status. Public pages add context: AppraiserCore names Louise Phillips and describes a personal-property appraiser and consulting service for household furnishings, antiques, ceramics, glass, silver, and collectibles, with uses including insurance, probate/estates, divorce, liquidation, and charitable contribution. Nextdoor presents a China Grove business page serving Charlotte and surrounding NC/SC areas and says Phillips has worked with antiques and residential contents since 1986; it also refers to testimony in a large North Carolina personal-property settlement matter. EstateSales.net shows a 2013 Charlotte estate sale by L. Phillips for Alexander Appraisal Service, LLC, and a Deseret/Charlotte Observer article quotes Louise Phillips on people considering sales after appraisals and notes resale value can differ from insurance replacement value. For a Charlotte-area owner, this reads as a personal-property appraisal lead with estate, insurance, divorce, donation, and sale/liquidation overlap. Confirm the contact path, signer, object fit, inspection method, fee terms, and whether the report purpose calls for formal appraisal rather than consultation, sale advice, or estate-sale support.
The clearest source-backed fit is household and residential contents, antiques, furniture and furnishings, ceramics, glass, silver, collectibles, estate/probate, insurance, divorce/equitable distribution, charitable donation, and sale or liquidation contexts. Public sources also mention testimony and a past estate sale, so buyers should clarify whether they need a valuation report, sale advice, or estate-sale support.
Bring photos, maker marks, dimensions, condition notes, purchase or provenance records, prior appraisals, insurance or estate documents, and the report purpose. Ask for written scope, fee model, travel or rush terms, report format, value definition, signature and credential details, and confirmation that fees are independent of appraised value or sale outcome.
Written from registry data and this appraiser's public materials. Descriptive only — not a certification, ranking, or endorsement.
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