Where each piece
begins.

Every listing starts with the seller — what they have, what they know, what they want to say. From there, we prepare the piece for the catalogue: we work through the photographs, gather what’s known about its background, write a clear description, and suggest a fair asking price.

Nothing goes live without the seller’s word. They have the final say on how the piece is described, what’s said about its history, and what it sells for. Their piece, their decision.

Every listing carries an enquiry button. A buyer can ask anything — measurements they don’t see, marks they want to know about, the seller’s recollection, more photographs from a different angle. They can talk about the piece. They can talk about the price.

The seller answers in their own time, and decides what happens next. We keep the path between the two simple — no checkout, no auctions, no hidden steps. A piece changes hands when both sides are ready.

Every piece in this catalogue meant something to someone — and might come to mean something to someone else. That’s why this place exists. We respect the seller, the piece, the history it carries, and the buyer who arrives with reasons of their own.

We can’t promise every buyer is exactly who they say. We can’t certify a piece beyond what’s known. What we can do is be honest about both, and trust that people who come here will be honest in return — that’s the kind of place this is.