Auctionata new concept for auctions (Piccolo Art) Piccolo Art's partner Nancy Reilly has joined Auctionata the new online auction site as their resident expert on antique Portraits and Portrait miniatures.
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Nancy Christman Reilly
North Carolina
Expert in
•Portraits & Miniatures
Bio:
Nancy Christman Reilly is an art dealer and expert in fine portraits and portrait miniatures from the 17th to the 20th centuries. She has a Bachelor´s degree from Wright State University in Ohio, and a Master´s degree in Fine and Decorative Arts from the Sotheby´s Institute, London and the University of Manchester, UK. After spending six years working as an auctioneer and appaiser, including the Cotswold Auction Company in England, Mrs. Reilly and her husband Mark, established Piccolo Art, based in North Carolina. She has been an independent art dealer since 2003 specializing in portraiture.
Auctionata relies on a global network of experts who are specialists in a variety of different categories. All have enjoyed long careers as collectors, dealers or experts in their respective fields and are devoted to their specialist subjects. Such is our experts’ dedication that they’re quite accustomed to valuing items that aren’t for sale, purely out of academic interest. Our experts’ diversity is our trademark – there’s simply no item of value we can’t handle. And we offer all our users access to their expertise for free. Our network of experts offers a clear advantage to users: access to accurate valuations. In today’s global marketplace, we often see apparently worthless items sell for record sums at auction. From €1000 for a picture frame to €10,000 for an inkstand, and €100,000 for a model railway to €1 million for a carpet, we never cease to be amazed. But finds such as these were often sourced at flea markets or by traders – which means the original seller missed out on the real profit. Auctionata is changing this game. Thanks to our network of experts, anyone can receive an accurate valuation of their property. Whether you choose to sell it and reap the profit remains up to you.