Appraisals and Evaluations
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Appraisals and Evaluations of Asian Art and Antiques.
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Antiques:
Pre AD 1000 item# 1016982 (stock# 1)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
Prices vary,
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FOR YOUR FREE EMAIL PHOTO-EXAMINATION YOU MUST READ ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE EMAILING ME OR I WILL NOT REPLY! My appraisal and evaluation services are NOT free. The purpose of this basic free email-photo-examination is to save you money if your item(s) is/are not worth further evaluation and that is all. I will NOT give you value(s), age(s) or identification(s) of your item(s) in this free email-photo-examination, as that is the hard part of the job and is what I am paid to do as a Certified Appraiser. I will ONLY respond to emails that included 100% of the following required information, as I am too busy to spend my time emailing back and forth requesting missing information. 1) Clear over-all images of the: front, sides, back, top and bottom of each piece. 2) Close-ups of any: interesting aspects, characters, words and stamps as well as any and all damage. It is better to send me too many images than not enough. 3) Descriptions of each piece including: what you know about each piece; when, where, how it/they were acquired; all damage; City / State / Province / Prefecture / etc. and the country you are in (If English is your second language, please tell me and I will work with you). 4) If you are not willing to put the effort into sending this basic information to me, then I am not willing to reply, so please respect and fulfill my requests. Please email all of the above-required information only to me at: gcbrownphotos@gmail.com. Remember, I will NOT: 1) reply without all of the above required information submitted, 2) I will NOT give value(s), age(s) or identification(s) with these free email-photo-exams, 3) This is ONLY to help you decide if you should pursue further evaluation(s) by a paid in-person inspection of your items by me or contracting with my company. Sincerely, G. Charles Brown.
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Load of Responsibility
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Sculpture:
Contemporary item# 822624 (stock# 010308)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$12,000.00
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Free Certified Appraisal with purchase. This is a signed, superior condition, 100% original, realistic, figural, fine art leather sculpture by the important Taiwanese artist, Chan Miao-Liu (1946 – Present) who was declared a Taiwanese "Living Treasure" in 1986. It is for sale by the original commissioning owners, who have asked stay anonymous. It was created in 1991 and authenticated on March 9, 2008 by request of the owners by G. Charles Brown Certified Appraisals of Asian Art and Antiques, which can be found though www.AsianAppraisals.com, and has perfect provenance, including the original sales receipt. This series is sold out. The piece has been signed and numbered by burning of the leather. It is signed “Chan” and numbered, “P.C. 3” which represents it was done as a “Personal Commission, number 3” which makes it the 3rd issue of this master art work out of 12 pieces completed according to Mr. Chan himself. It is one of Chan’s earlier master works. The figure's dimensions are 9.5”(w) x 10.5”(d) x 18” (h) = [241.3mm(w) x 266.7mm(d) x 457.2mm(h)], the base is 8.5”(w) x 9.5”(d) x 2.5”(h)[216mm(w) x 241.3mm(d) x 57.2mm(h)].
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Appraisals of Asian Art and Antiques. Fossils too!
Catalogue:
Antiques:
Furnishings:
Pre AD 1000 item# 741492 (stock# GCBCA1)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
Prices vary, contact gcbrown@asianappraisals.com
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FOR YOUR FREE EMAIL-PHOTO-EXAMINATION YOU MUST READ ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE EMAILING ME OR I WILL NOT REPLY! My appraisal and evaluation services are NOT free. The purpose of this basic free email-photo-examination is to save you money if your item(s) is/are not worth further evaluation and that is all. I will NOT give you value(s), age(s) or identification(s) of your item(s) in this free email-photo-examination, as that is the hard part of the job and is what I am paid to do as a Certified Appraiser. I will ONLY respond to emails that included 100% of the following required information, as I am too busy to spend my time emailing back and forth requesting missing information. 1) Clear over-all images of the: front, sides, back, top and bottom of each piece. 2) Close-ups of any: interesting aspects, characters, words and stamps as well as any and all damage. It is better to send me too many images than not enough. 3) Descriptions of each piece including: what you know about each piece; when, where, how it/they were acquired; all damage; City State/Province/Prefecture/etc. and the country you are in (If English is your second language, please tell me and I will work with you). 4) If you are not willing to put the effort into sending this basic information to me, then I am not willing to reply, so please respect and fulfill my requests. Please email all of the above-required information only to me at: gcbrownphotos@gmail.com. Remember, I will NOT: 1) reply without all of the above required information submitted, 2) I will NOT give value(s), age(s) or identification(s) with these free email-photo-exams, 3) This is ONLY to help you decide if you should pursue further evaluation(s) by a paid in-person inspection of your items by me or contracting with my company. Sincerely, G. Charles Brown.
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"Streching", Contemporary Am. Artist, Marc Samuelson
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Mixed Media:
Contemporary item# 845607 (stock# MS00001)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$2,200.00
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Marc Samuelson’s “Stretching”, initial offering price, $2,200.00.
This is a newly available mixed media artwork by an Important Newly Discovered Contemporary American Artist named Marc Samuelson from Seattle, Washington. Many of Samuelson's works are based in his experiences while living in Cambodia and Vietnam after getting infected with an unknown tropical disease there that has affected his sensory perception. The chaos that he went through there, and ever since has been the inspiration for his amazing artistic explosions of color, culture, erotica and materials. Much of the work Samuelson does is produce with found materials. "Stretching" is 1'4" x 3'5". Materials used include: oil, acrylic, and watercolor paints on paper in a frame under his trademark thick Polyurethane finish. Produced in 2007.
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"Betty Page in a Cage", American Artist, Marc Samuelson
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Mixed Media:
Contemporary item# 845610 (stock# MS00002)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$2,500.00
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Marc Samuelson’s “Betty Page in a Cage”, initial offering price, $2,500.00.
This is a newly available mixed media artwork by an Important Newly Discovered Contemporary American Artist named Marc Samuelson from Seattle, Washington. Many of Samuelson's works are based in his experiences while living in Cambodia and Vietnam after getting infected with an unknown tropical disease there that has affected his sensory perception. The chaos that he went through there, and ever since has been the inspiration for his amazing artistic explosions of color, culture, erotica and materials. Much of the work Samuelson does is produce with found materials. "Betty Page in a Cage" is 4'(h)x 1'8"(w). Materials used include: oil, acrylic, and watercolor paints on paper in a frame under his trademark thick Polyurethane finish. Produced in 2007.
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"Taiko Drummer in Orange", By Marc Samuelson, 2007.
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Mixed Media:
Contemporary item# 845621 (stock# MS00003)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$1,450.00
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Marc Samuelson’s “Taiko Drummer in Orange”, initial offering price, $1,450.00.
This is a newly available mixed media Photographic artwork by an Important Newly Discovered Contemporary American Artist named Marc Samuelson from Seattle, Washington. Many of Samuelson's works are based in his experiences while living in Cambodia and Vietnam after getting infected with an unknown tropical disease there that has affected his sensory perception. The chaos that he went through there, and ever since has been the inspiration for his amazing artistic explosions of color, culture and materials. Much of the work Samuelson does is produce with found materials. "Taiko Drummer in Orange" is 2' (h) x 2"(w). Materials used include: Multi-layered printing ink and printing paper in glass frame. Produced in 2007.
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"Currency", Mixed Media, Marc Samuelson, 2007.
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Mixed Media:
Contemporary item# 845623 (stock# MS00004)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$2,500.00
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Marc Samuelson’s “Currency”, initial offering price, $2,500.00.
This is a newly available mixed media artwork by an Important Newly Discovered Contemporary American Artist named Marc Samuelson from Seattle, Washington. Many of Samuelson's works are based in his experiences while living in Cambodia and Vietnam after getting infected with an unknown tropical disease there that has affected his sensory perception. The chaos that he went through there, and ever since has been the inspiration for his amazing artistic explosions of color, culture, erotica and materials. Much of the work Samuelson does is produce with found materials. "Currency" is 4'(h) x 2'8"(w). Materials used include: oil, acrylic, and watercolor paints on paper in a frame under his trademark thick Polyurethane finish. Produced in 2007.
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"Japanese Nude on Stomach", Newly Discovered Artist!
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Mixed Media:
Contemporary item# 845625 (stock# MS00005)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$2,750.00
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Marc Samuelson’s “Japanese Nude on Stomach”, initial offering price, $2,750.00.
This is a newly available mixed media artwork by an Important Newly Discovered Contemporary American Artist named Marc Samuelson from Seattle, Washington. Many of Samuelson's works are based in his experiences while living in Cambodia and Vietnam after getting infected with an unknown tropical disease there that has affected his sensory perception. The chaos that he went through there, and ever since has been the inspiration for his amazing artistic explosions of color, culture, erotica and materials. Much of the work Samuelson does is produce with found materials. Materials used include: oil, acrylic, and watercolor paints on paper in a frame under his trademark thick Polyurethane finish. Produced in 2007.
"Japanese Nude on Stomach" is 4'(h) x 1'8"(w). Produced in 2007.
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"Maitre-'Dee'" NEW Seattle Artist's Work Offered.
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Mixed Media:
Contemporary item# 845627 (stock# MS00006)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$1,450.00
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Marc Samuelson’s “Maitre-'Dee'”, initial offering price, $1,450.00.
This is a newly available mixed media photographic artwork by an Important Newly Discovered Contemporary American Artist named Marc Samuelson from Seattle, Washington. Many of Samuelson's works are based in his experiences while living in Cambodia and Vietnam after getting infected with an unknown tropical disease there that has affected his sensory perception. The chaos that he went through there, and ever since has been the inspiration for his amazing artistic explosions of color, culture, erotica and materials. Much of the work Samuelson does is produce with found materials. "Maitre-'Dee'" is 20"(h)x 12"(w). Materials used include: multi-layer ink printing over photo in glass frame. Produced in 2006.
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"Taiko Drummer in Green" By Seattle Samuelsson, 2006.
Catalogue:
Fine Art:
Mixed Media:
Contemporary item# 845643 (stock# MS00007)
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Gregory C. Brown Certified Appraisals, USPAP.
$1,650.00
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“Taiko Drummer in Green”, is a 2006 work by the Amazing New Fresh Underground Seattle Self-labeled "Ethnographic-Modern" Artist, Marc "Seattle" Samuelsson. This is a newly available mixed media photographic artwork, which Seattle Samuelsson has kept in his own private collection. Seattle Samuelsson is an Important Newly Discovered Contemporary “Ethnographic-Modern" American Artist, birth name, Marc Samuelsson, out of where else - Seattle, Washington, USA! Many of Seattle Samuelsson's works are based in his experiences while living in Cambodia and Vietnam in the 1980's after getting infected with an unknown tropical disease that has affected his sensory perception. The chaos that Seattle Samuelsson went through there, and ever since due to this illness has been the inspiration for his amazing artistic explosions of mixed media materials, color, culture and erotica. Much of the work Seattle Samuelsson produces is created with found materials. "Taiko Drummer in Green" is 24"(h) x24" (w). Materials used include: Multi-layer ink printing over photo of Taiko drummer in glass frame. Produced in 2006. Initial offering price, $1,650.00.
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