Delia has nearly 30 years of experience at regional and international auction houses in the United States, and is also currently the editor of an art and antiques trade publication that tracks market trends, auctions and antiques shows. Delia is a generalist in glass, ceramics, silver and other metals, fine art, textiles, antiquities, wines and spirits, stamps and currency, collectibles and dolls and toys. Additionally, she is a specialist in 15th to 21st Century furniture from around the world. Her extensive professional network of appraisers, curators, dealers and collectors has proven to be an invaluable resource in her work for Mearto.
When valuing an old poster, several key factors must be considered to ensure an accurate appraisal.
The poster's age and rarity significantly impact its value, with older and less common posters typically commanding higher prices.
Condition is another crucial element; posters in pristine condition, free from tears, stains, and fading, are more valuable. The poster's historical significance and cultural relevance can also enhance its worth, particularly if it features iconic imagery or notable events. Additionally, provenance, or the poster's ownership history, can add value, especially if it has a documented and interesting background.
Lastly, demand and market trends play a pivotal role, as posters related to popular subjects or artists often attract more interest and higher prices.
By meticulously evaluating these aspects, appraisers can provide a thorough and precise valuation.
I received a response and information regarding my items in less than 48 hours, which I appreciated. The appraiser was very knowledgable.
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I received a quality appraisal in less than 48 hours. I also acquired a second opinion of an industry expert who concurred with Mearto's appraised value.
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