Chinese Art Appraisal

Payment Options


We encourage prospective clients who need Chinese art appraisal services to write ahead of time to discuss the merits of the three different art appraisal packages we offer and how to pay for our services.

Once you have decided on a specific art appraisal package, we request payment of 50% of the art appraisal fee before we start the project. In preparing the art appraisal, we create a custom questionnaire based on your needs and your art objects. After you supply high-quality photos, we analyze the work of art and conduct research on the style and provenance of your Chinese art as well as its market value.

When the report is finished (usually within two weeks), we ask for final payment and send you the final art appraisal report via USPS.


Pay for Our Art Appraisal and Consulting Services


We prefer money order and personal check. You can send your payment made out to: WEI YANG ART, LLC, 101 Overbrook Drive, Princeton, NJ 08540, U.S.

We also accept all major credit cards (Mastercard, visa, American Express, Discover, etc.), debit card, buyer credit via PayPal. Payments funded by PayPal Balance, PayPal Instant Transfer or PayPal eCheck are also available.

Please review the preconditions associated with each of the Three Art Appraisal Packages before you commission any art appraisal service.

Order a Basic Chinese Art Appraisal: $300
Order an Advanced Chinese Art Appraisal II: $550
Order a Comprehensive Chinese Art Appraisal: $650

If you are not very sure about what appraisal package to choose for your artwork, please contact our Chinese Art Appraiser before you select an appraisal package listed above. Our Chinese art specialist will discuss with you the merits of our different appraisal packages and your needs, and help you figure out the right appraisal package for your art work in order to achieve all your goals.


How to Sell Your Chinese Art

Today, selling Chinese art can be a big problem. Almost everybody finds it difficult to initiate a sale, and if they need help, there is the added headache of finding the right agent to represent them in the Chinese art market.  Many people begin by contacting the famous auction houses, but very few owners receive an insightful response—sometimes no word at all. Others spend hours on the internet without any concrete results. Many owners end the process of trying to sell their art with no knowledge about whether their object is worth anything or where to place it for sale.  Do these frustrations sound familiar? 

The most important thing to remember is that in order to sell any fine object of art, you need to posses solid information and formulate an educated strategy for sales. These are the two goals of a professional art appraisal: to provide the owner with the information needed to understand and appreciate the art object, and to suggest a clear strategy for sale based on analysis of the current Chinese art market. This is why you should commission an art appraisal from a qualified professional. 

 

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