Italian Baroque & Caravaggisti
- Wanted
- 17th-century paintings, oil on canvas or copper. Circle, workshop and follower works welcome.
- Also
- Works needing restoration or with uncertain attribution are not excluded.
We bring owners and collectors together. We do not buy for our own account, never act as the opposing party, and earn only once a work has found the right place.
We neither buy for our own account nor bid on works we broker. No conflict of interest with the price you achieve.
No listing, catalogue, photography or inspection fees. Whoever charges in advance earns from consignment rather than from selling.
The fee is by agreement and recorded in writing before we act, as is who owes it. Acting for both sides only with the express consent of both.
Neither work nor name appears publicly without your consent. You remain the owner until you sell.
Send artist, subject, dimensions and two or three photographs. That is enough for a first look.
Within a few days you hear whether there is demand and in what range – including when we decline.
Condition, attribution and provenance are reviewed, with external expertise where needed. You set the reserve.
We approach suitable collectors and accompany the negotiation. The sale is between you and the buyer; the purchase price passes directly between the parties, never through us. Our fee falls due only afterwards.
Confidential and without obligation. Please do not attach documents yet – photographs and papers are sent encrypted after our reply.
Prefer to call? +41 79 218 44 99
Send images only after our reply. Identity documents, receipts and expert reports go end-to-end encrypted via Tresorit – not by e-mail.
Looking for a particular work or group of works? We keep watch, approach owners discreetly and contact you only when something fitting appears.
The search mandate is free and non-binding. You commit neither to us nor to any particular work.
Division of an estate, valuation, taxes, and whether selling makes sense at all.
Read on →Signature, reverse, condition, attribution: what really matters – and what does not.
Read on →Costs, duration, risk and discretion of the two routes, honestly compared.
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