Sell Your Fine Art Collection
Thinking of selling your fine art collection? Whether part of an estate or an individual sale, Lion & Unicorn offers a sophisticated, streamlined solution tailored to maximize the value of your collection. With expertise spanning a wide array of fine art, glassware, and collectibles, our experienced team ensures a seamless process from initial appraisal to final sale.
Our services are comprehensive, offering nationwide estate purchasing and in-person valuations for a hands-on, personal approach. We handle every detail, including secure packing and transportation, so you can trust that your valuable pieces are in the best care possible.
At Lion & Unicorn, our certified appraisers bring a wealth of knowledge and accreditation to ensure the true market value of your collection is identified. With industry-recognized certifications, our appraisals are thorough, precise, and trusted by collectors and art professionals alike. From understanding each piece’s unique history to accurately determining current demand, we offer certified appraisals that empower you with the information needed to make the best decisions for your collection.
We meticulously prepare each item for the marketplace. From expert cleaning and cataloging to high-quality photography, we present your fine art collection with the elegance and precision that attract discerning buyers. Our specialists ensure each piece is showcased to its full potential, captivating an audience with a refined appreciation for fine art.
Let our experts help you realize the highest possible return on your fine art collection. Lion & Unicorn’s luxury auction services provide personalized support at every step, ensuring both you and your art receive the level of care you deserve. Ready to discover the value of your collection? Contact Lion & Unicorn today to embark on an exceptional selling experience that delivers results.
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Our offices are located in South Florida – 20 minutes from Miami and minutes from Ft. Lauderdale. You can then telephone or email to make an appointment.
We’re a premier full-service auction house in Hollywood, FL, with premium service across the state, including locations in Naples, Palm Beach, Orlando, and Miami. In addition, we offer nationwide service that effectively eliminates concerns about preserving, packing, and transporting your treasured pieces from top names like John Kuhn, George Woodell, Tiffany Studios, and Swarovski.
To determine the value of your family’s heirloom crystal, you first need to establish whether it is genuine crystal. Glass can be made from several materials, including sand, soda ash, and lime. However, authentic crystal has a formula base that includes lead oxide, which gives it its characteristic sparkle and shine.
You can use a simple test to determine whether your piece is made of crystal. Place the glass object on a white piece of paper and hold a bright light behind it. If you can see a shadow of the object on the paper, it is made of glass. However, it is made of crystal if you can see a sparkle or shine on the paper.
You can also quickly determine that your piece is made of crystal by partnering with a qualified appraiser, and the next step is to find out who made it and how old it is. Crystal is often handcrafted, and it isn’t always easy to determine its make or age. However, if you can find a mark or inscription on the piece, this can help to identify the maker.
- A.E. Backus (American, 1906-1990)
- Abraham Palatnik (Brazilian, 1928-2020)
- Adja Yunkers (American, 1900-1983)
- Adolph Gottleib (American, 1903-1974)
- Al Black (American, b. 1947)
- Alexa Jacobs (American, b. 1991)
- Alexander Chen (Chinese, b. 1952)
- Alexej von Jawlensky (Russian, 1864-1941)
- Allison Lefcort (American, b. 1975)
- Anatole Krasnyansky (Ukrainian, 1930 – 2023)
- Angelo Ippolito (American, 1922-2001)
- Anna August (Jamaican)
- Aprajita Lal (Indian, b. 1979)
- Ashton Howard (American, b. 1979)
- Autumn De Forest (American, b. 2001)
- Cam Rose (American)
- Celeste Reiter (American)
- David Budd (American, 1927-1991)
- David Le Batard (Lebo) (American, 1972 – 2023)
- David Park (American, 1911-1960)
- Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957)
- Edwin St.John (British, 1878-1961)
- Emile Gruppe (American, 1896-1978)
- Ettore Tito (Italian, 1859-1941)
- Fernando Botero (Colombian, 1932-2023)
- Francis Picabia (French, 1879-1953)
- Fransisco Zuniga (Costa Rican-Mexican, 1912-1998)
- Franz Kline (American, 1910-1962)
- Hans Hartung (German/French, 1904-1989)
- Helen Frankenthaler (American, 1928-2011)
- Herman Lipot (Hungary, 1884-1972)
- Itzchak Tarkay (Israeli, 1935-2012)
- Jack Tworkov (American, 1900-1982)
- James Brooks (American, 1906-1992)
- Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893-1983)
- Keith Vaughn (British, 1912-1977)
- Marc Chagall (Russian-French, 1887-1985)
- Marcel Mouly (French, 1918-2008)
- Marcus Glenn (American, b. 1968)
- Mark Kostabi (American, b. 1960)
- Matt Beyrer (American, b. 1984)
- Melanie Stimmell (American)
- Mikhail Larionov (Russian, 1881-1964)
- Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973)
- Patrick Heron (British, 1920-1999)
- Paul Jenkins (American, 1923-2012)
- Peter Max (German-American, b. 1937)
- Robert Maione (American, 1932-1987)
- Robert Motherwell (American, 1915-1991)
- Romain de Tirtoff, Erte (Russian-French, 1892-1990)
- Romero Britto (Brazilian, b. 1963)
- Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989)
- Sam Francis (American, 1923-1994)
- Sam Newton (American, b. 1948)
- Simon Bull (British, b. 1958)
- Thanos Tsingos (Greek, 1914-1965)
- Wilfredo Lam (Cuban, 1902-1982)
- Yaacov Agam (Israeli, 1928-2011)