Antiques & valuations

Recognising what deserves a closer look.

Antiques awareness is part of our approach—not an afterthought once a property has been cleared.

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A carefully presented period home interior in Devon

Our approach

Not everything should be treated as clearance.

Furniture, paintings, ceramics, silver, jewellery, collectables and decorative objects can be easy to overlook. We identify items of potential interest and explain appropriate next steps within the limits of our expertise.

Our assessment considers the contents before removal begins. Where an item may benefit from specialist attention, we can flag it for further consideration rather than making unsupported promises about value.

  • Period and antique furniture
  • Paintings and decorative art
  • Ceramics, silver and jewellery
  • Collectables and unusual objects
Read our guide to antiques and valuables in a house clearance

Scope & pricing

From single items to whole houses.

A discreet, efficient, friendly service is guaranteed.

  • Small homes to manor houses and estates
  • Sheds, garages, barns and lofts
  • All items considered, regardless of age and condition

Good prices are paid for items of interest. Where items are to be removed, a fixed, agreed cost covers removal and disposal — including skip hire and permits.

We are registered with the Environment Agency as an upper tier waste carrier and dealer (registration number CBDU559461). A copy of our Waste Carrier Licence is available on request.

How it works

Clear from the first conversation.

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Tell us about the property

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We assess the contents

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You receive a clear proposal

04

We complete the clearance

Start with a conversation

Every property is different.

Share a few details about the home, the circumstances and your preferred timing. We will explain what an assessment involves and what information would be useful.

Tell us about the property

What clients say

Recommended by the people we work with.

A painting we had assumed was decorative was identified as worth a proper look. That single piece of advice changed the whole outcome of the clearance for us.
Edward L. Marlborough House, Salcombe
The furniture was assessed before anything moved, and we were paid a fair price for the pieces of interest. It never felt rushed or careless.
Frances D. The Firs, Budleigh Salterton
My grandfather's clock and a box of silver plate would have gone unnoticed by most clearance firms. Here they were recognised, explained and properly dealt with.
Michael P. Church Cottage, Broadclyst

A considered next step

Need to clear a property?

Tell us what you’re dealing with and we’ll explain the next step.