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- You need an appraiser who can serve Charlotte, NC or explain remote versus in-person inspection options.
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Precious Restorations- Art & Antique Restoration is an unclaimed, website-backed FAIR profile listed for Charlotte with Fine Art, Antiques and Personal Property, and Insurance Appraisals specialty language. FAIR shows Fine art, Antiques, Estate, and Insurance categories plus Estate and probate and Insurance routing signals, but no separate credential field, fee statement, USPAP education detail, or claimed profile control. The linked site places the business in historic downtown Matthews and describes an art and antique restoration practice with more than 40 years of combined experience. Its services are restoration-first: painting cleaning and conservation, frame, sculpture, pottery, porcelain, marble and alabaster, ivory and bone, lamp and chandelier, furniture, trunk, ceramics, doll, and collectible statue repair, plus insurance claims and appraisals and art and antique appraisals and evaluations. The about page names Jack Marble as owner and operator and Dana Hinson as resident artist, with public focus on sculpture, painting, porcelain, pottery, ceramics, stone, and other art forms. The buying and selling page lists estate purchases, damaged items, artwork, statues and bronzes, antique firearms, knives and swords, jewelry and watches, coins, comic books, and mid-century modern furniture and decor. Treat this as a restoration and object-evaluation lead for art, antiques, furniture, pottery, ceramics, sculpture, and insurance or estate contexts, then confirm whether the assignment requires a formal appraisal report, repair estimate, purchase offer, or liquidation help.
The clearest public fit is art and antique restoration with related appraisal/evaluation signals: paintings, frames, sculpture, pottery, porcelain, ceramics, furniture, trunks, lamps, dolls, collectible statues, insurance claims, estate liquidations, and damaged items. Confirm formal appraisal scope directly.
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- What fee model applies, and are fees independent of the appraised value?
- What object categories are outside your practice?
- What documents and photographs do you need before quoting?
- What turnaround, revision, and travel terms should I expect?
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