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Paul's Place
Paul's Place is listed in the FAIR appraiser registry with an office in Richmond, Virginia. Listed specialties: Fine Art and Antiques and Personal Property.
Appraiser facts
- Specialties
- Credentials, memberships and roles
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- Office location
Richmond, Virginia
- Fees
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- Registry status
Listed · Unclaimed
Listed since 2026-05-17; record edited 2026-08-25.
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Source record and dates
- Source checked
- Not supplied
- Profile record edited
- 2026-08-25
- Listed since
- 2026-05-17
- Source freshness
- Source-check date unavailable
- Source confidence
- Website-backed unclaimed profile
- Source wording
- Fine Art, Antiques and Personal Property
- Service categories
- Fine art, Antiques, Estate
- Linked source
- paulsplaceonline.com
- Discovery status
- Unclaimed appraiser profile
- Profile completeness
- Strong public detail
- Profile evidence confidence
- Website-backed public source
- Formal-use routing signals
- Estate and probate
- Why this profile appears
- A public source-evidence URL is attached to this registry profile.
- The profile has a listed office location: Richmond, VA.
- Listed service categories: Fine art, Antiques, Estate.
- Listed specialty language: Fine Art, Antiques and Personal Property.
- Source confidence label: Website-backed unclaimed profile.
- The profile remains unclaimed and has a correction or removal path.
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Local read
Paul's Place is a website-backed, unclaimed FAIR profile in Richmond, VA. FAIR lists Fine Art and Antiques and Personal Property, with Fine art, Antiques, Estate categories and an estate/probate routing hint. The member site itself reads primarily as an antiques, architectural salvage, lighting, and restoration-supply business rather than a detailed appraisal-services page, so confirm directly whether Paul's Place prepares written appraisal reports or only offers retail/restoration expertise. The site says the company was established in February 2008 and has provided renovation supplies, lighting needs, and antiques to the Richmond metro area since inception. It describes a mission of restoring, reusing, and repurposing antiquities that might otherwise end up in landfill, giving older items another chance to show period craftsmanship. The about page identifies founder Paul Ferramosca and says he has more than 30 years of experience with collectibles and antiquities. The FAQ says the store specializes in antique lighting, with a large selection ranging from Victorian era to Modern, and offers full restorations and rewiring in-store through an in-house lighting specialist after an in-store consultation. It also lists renovation and restoration materials including lumber, flooring, woodwork, bricks, doors, roofing slate, and related items. Contact evidence lists 1009 Overbrook Road, [email protected], 804-228-9999, and hours Thursday-Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday noon-5pm.
Member-owned evidence supports antiques, collectibles, antique lighting, lighting restoration/rewiring, architectural salvage, renovation supplies, furniture restoration context, and reuse of older materials. It does not publish appraisal report services, fee terms, public USPAP education, credential details, or claimed profile control.
Before outreach, clarify whether you need retail/restoration advice, salvage sourcing, lighting repair, or a formal appraisal report. Ask who would inspect, whether written reports are offered, which object categories fit, whether fees are non-contingent, and whether estate/probate documentation requirements can be met.
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