We offer probate valuation service in all Lincolnshire areas including – Lincoln Louth Mablethorpe Market Rasen Scunthorpe Skegness Sleaford Spalding Spilsby
IT G 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 mahogany and marquetry inlaid armchair, the back inlaid with an oval panel of cherub above a blue upholstered seat, flanked by brass lined arms, raised on tapered square supports with spade feet.
A Royal Crown Derby bone china royal blue ground urn shape covered vase, 1895, with scroll handles, tooled gilt decorated of swags.
A Staffordshire porcelain ornamental comport, Moore of Longton, circa 1880, shaped bowl encrusted with lilies, the column surrounded by three cherubs forging Love’s arrow, scrolled foot.
A Meissen porcelain comport, modelled with the three Graces, pierced shallow bowl, painted with a floral spray, domed base with Rococo scrolls.
A late 19th Century Continental ebonized and marquetry bonheur du jour, the raised back with a gallery and two drawers, flanked by two doors, each decorated with vases of flowers, on a parquetry ground, the base with a leather inset, a moulded edge and a frieze drawer, on turned and reeded tapering legs, with shaped stretcher and turned feet.
A pair of 19th century plated twin-branch candelabra, with foliate decorated urn-shaped nozzles and sconces, on reeded branches issuing from a knopped and tapering stem on a domed and weighted circular base.
A set of three early 20th century mahogany Cockpen elbow chairs, two with concave needlework upholstered seats, one with cockatoo and floral upholstered seat.
A Victorian 18ct yellow gold and diamond graduated five stone ring, the old cut stones over a pierced scroll work gallery.
A Victorian coloured marble and brass Corinthian column oil lamp, with cut-glass vessel and embossed milk glass shade.
A pair of Capodimonte style ornamental ewers, 20th Century, moulded decoration with figures, sea horses, dolphins and frolicking cherubs.
A 19th century Scottish mahogany longcase clock, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and date dials, enclosed within a rectangular hood with broken swan neck surmount, the trunk with rectangular door, on a rectangular base with bun feet.
A reproduction mahogany breakfront bookcase in the George III style, the moulded cornice above four astragal glazed cupboard doors opening to fitted interiors with adjustable shelves, on a base fitted with four frieze drawers above a brush slide and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, flanked by cupboard doors, raised on bracket feet.
A pair of Victorian overlaid glass lustre vases, conical stems, bottom knopped, gilt foliate decoration, with a white ground, each with ten prismatic lustre drops.
An 18 carat gold and diamond three stone ring, the round brilliant cut diamonds of good colour and clarity estimated to weigh approx 0.26 carat total.
A pair of 18ct yellow gold, emerald and diamond cluster earrings.
An early 20th Century Japanned grandmother clock, the arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, engraved with Roman numerals, with Westminster chime, the case decorated in raised gilt, with oriental scenes of figures, buildings, trees etc., on bun feet.
A 1960’s button back swivel armchair, upholstered in cream faux leather, having a cushion seat, on chromium cruciform base.
A Copeland and Garrett transfer ware meat plate, circa 1840, decorated with oriental objects and flowers.
A pair of silver gilt and enamel cufflinks by Links of London, in Links of London case.
A pair of Royal Worcester bone china, urn shaped vases and covers, each painted with fruit, on a mossy ground.