We offer probate valuation service in all West Midlands areas including – Brierly Hill Brockmoor Bromsgrove Brownhills Bubbenhall Castle Bromwich Chadwick End Claverley
ITG Provide probate valuations in accordance with HMRC guidelines.
Probate valuation reports will be prepared within 5 days of our valuer’s visit and will provide a clear indication of the market value of each item within the estate. The valuation report will include images with clear and accurate descriptions enabling quick identification of items of value.
Chattels Gallery Guide
The items pictured below are just a small sample of similar items recently valued by ITG probate valuations. The gallery will hopefully be helpful & educational in demonstrating the wide array of antiques, collectibles & everyday objects we value on a daily basis.
An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver mantel clock, by Ridley Brothers & Merton, the shaped onion topped case revealing an Arabic dial with repoussé decorated figure heads and flowers, with a leather back and enclosed movement, Birmingham, 1905.
A set of twelve sterling silver coffee spoons with straight stems and signs of the zodiac terminals, in a green leather covered fitted case.
A fine Chinese square form millefleur design snuff bottle with stopper, having circular panels of various scenic landscapes, bears a horizontal six character Chein Lung mark to base.
A 20th century machine woven blue ground Persian design carpet.
A diamond and gem-set necklace designed as a square-shape emerald, sapphire and ruby swag, gathered by brilliant-cut diamond highlights, to the figaro-link back-chain. Estimated total diamond weight 0.25ct.
A sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval-shape pink sapphire collet within a graduated brilliant-cut diamond surround, to the similarly-cut diamond trefoil sides and plain band. Estimated total diamond weight 0.60ct.
A macassar ebony games box, the reversible lid with backgammon and chess boards, the interior fitted with dice cards etc. all above a drawer fitted with contemporary chess pieces.
A Victorian silver vesta case of rectangular form, with hinged engraved cover set with Scottish hard stones and containing six wax vestas. Birmingham 1897.
A 19th century boulle style and ebonized serpentine fold-over card table, on four cabriole legs with gilt metal mounts terminating in a gilt metal scroll foot.
A Victorian two seater settee, the rosewood show frame with shaped top rail above re-covered padded back over stuffed seat and enclosed arms, on short cabriole front legs terminating in a scroll foot and united by a leaf moulded and shaped front seat rail.
A Sony 26″ colour Television, in grey surround with accessories.
A Scottish Arts & Crafts brass wall mirror, the bevelled oval mirror plate enclosed within an embossed Celtic knot-work panel border.
A George III mahogany knife box, later polychrome decorated, the interior later fitted with stationery dividers.
A 9ct gold pendant locket, of oval part engine turned outline, attached to a slender link chain. 12 grams.
A 19th century girandole, the oval mirror plate within a moulded gesso frame with shell carved pediment, over three candle arms to the scrolling leaf apron.
A gentleman’s dress ring, set with an oval garnet coloured stone, part textured shank.
An early 20th century silver plated bon bon basket, with pierced swing handle, bright cut, etched and raised with flowers to the shaped gadrooned outline, raised with further flower heads on a bead lined foot.
An early 19th century mahogany swivel toilet mirror, the oval mirror plate over a serpentine three drawer base raised on ogee shaped bracket feet.
A 20th century magnifying glass with a plated twist handle, inverted orb pommel and plain circular outline.
An 18ct gold diamond three-stone ring, the slightly graduated brilliant-cut diamond line to the asymmetric sides and plain band. Estimated total diamond weight 0.30ct. Hallmarks for London.