Valuation of porcelain at Vendu Dickhaut Maastricht

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Porcelain is a refined ceramic material that originated in China and has also been produced in Europe since the 18th century. It is distinguished by its translucency, hardness and sound. In Maastricht, we often see pieces from well-known European manufactures such as Meissen, Sèvres and the Dutch Loosdrecht or Amstel porcelain. Also Chinese porcelain from the Qing dynasty occur regularly. The value is partly determined by the age, condition, rarity of the decor and the presence of original marks or stamps.

Porcelain comes in countless shapes and styles, from Chinese and Japanese porcelain to European tableware from Delft, Meissen or Limoges. But how do you know whether your object is valuable? At Vendu Dickhaut Maastricht you will receive a reliable, objective valuation, for example for auction collection, insurance or estate settlement.

Would you like to know what your porcelain is worth prior to a personal appointment? Then send us clear photos and additional information via the online form. Think of overview photos, detail shots of stamps or marks on the underside, and any damage.

If possible, you will already receive a valuation based on these images. Is further inspection required? Then we will contact you for an appointment on location at our auction house on the Bredestraat in Maastricht.

Vendu Dickhaut's team consists of experienced valuers with a broad knowledge of antiques and art, including porcelain. They regularly appraise for auctions, inheritances and museum valuations. Our specialists work according to the guidelines of the Federation TMV and, if necessary, make use of an international network of connoisseurs, art historians and collectors.

You can count on independent advice, expertise and careful guidance during the valuation and sales process.

Want to sell your porcelain? Vendu Dickhaut regularly organises art and antiques auctions. If your porcelain is considered worthy of auction, it is then included in our general art and antiques auction, in which a special section is reserved for porcelain. These attract both domestic and foreign buyers. After the sale, you will receive the proceeds minus auction fees directly into your account.