It is not often that appraisers get to work with monkeys, snakes, lions and with other animals. Our firm was selected to do an appraisal on Niki de Saint Phalle sculptures in the Jerusalem Zoo.
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Three new works of art have been added to our Corporate Art Collection. We are active in acquiring works of art for our own collection which will be exhibited in our office. The three paintings are as follows: read more

BZH Appraisal Associates Conducts Appraisal of Treasures Hidden Since World War II

This year, our firm was chosen to conduct the kind of appraisal that comes along only once in a lifetime. In the collection, we found numerous rare treasures—including master prints, incunabula, rare books and manuscripts, and etchings from such masters as Albrecht Dürer and Rembrandt, as well as exceedingly rare botanical prints by Audubon and Pierre-Joseph Redoute. But the collection itself is only part of the story. It was amassed by a wealthy family in Europe before World War II, and was exported to America for its protection during the war. It remained in storage for decades afterward, until it was donated to a prominent museum and library after the death of its most recent owner. The appraisal process took six months and collaboration with several respected subjectmatter experts to complete. In the end, our work won recognition and accolades for its professionalism and efficiency—but working with such an exceptional collection is a reward unto itself.