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We have updated the appraiser list to now include textile and jewelry appraisers Bruce and Sheri Burnham of Sanders, Arizona and Salt Lake City, Utah. The full list is available here.
May 7, 2015 by cimarchivists
We have updated the appraiser list to now include art appraiser Clayton Williams of Williams Fine Art in Salt Lake City, Utah. The full list is available here.
September 18, 2013 by cimarchivists
The list of appraisers has been updated to include Darcy Damstedt, a quilt appraiser in Smithfield, Utah certified by the American Quilters Society.
September 20, 2012 by cimarchivists
The Utah Manuscripts Association has updated its appraisal list for fall 2012. The list continues to grow with the inclusion of appraisers for coins and money, and one additional name for antiques. Sadly, Jonathan Sweet of Hill House Antiques, and Borge Andersen of Borge Andersen Photography, both passed away in 2012, so their names have […]
January 5, 2012 by utahmanuscripts
The Aesop Book Shop and Hills House Antiques have now been added to the Utah Manuscripts Association appraisers list. The listings include professional appraisers for a variety of material types, including art, books and manuscripts, textiles, and other materials. To review local appraisers, please see the full list.
August 29, 2011 by utahmanuscripts
The Utah Manuscripts Association has updated its list of appraisers. The list includes professional appraisers for a variety of material types, including art, books and manuscripts, textiles, and other materials. To review listings, please see the full list.
September 10, 2010 by utahmanuscripts
For years Utah’s historical archives, special collections, and museums (specifically 501(c)(3) charitable institutions), have needed a common listing of professional appraisers, who have presented themselves as tax appraisers of historical and artistic materials. To meet this need, the Utah Manuscripts Association has worked to compile a list of appraisers in the region for institutional reference. […]
November 13, 2015 by cimarchivists
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