hpcurran@gmail.com

239-400-1006

H. Peter Curran LLC   Appraisals

H. Peter Curran

Peter Curran

Professional

Logo: Build Reuse Build Reuse

Logo: Apparaisers Association of America Appraisers Association of America (25+ years)

Logo:  USPAP Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice

Education

Logo:  NYU New York University

Logo:  Rhode Island School of Design Rhode Island School of Design

Articles and Photographs

The New York Times Sunday Magazine, Architectural Digest, Forbes, The Magazine Antiques, Antiques and The Arts Weekly - and others.

Shows

The American Antiques Show in New York for benefit of American Folk Art Museum, board and vetting committee of the Antiques Council, and the Ellis Boston Antiques Show, plus others

Logo:  Antiques Roadshow Antiques Roadshow on PBS television

Antiques Roadshow

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Mailing Address

H. Peter Curran L.L.C.

2422 Palm Ridge Rd.

#803

Sanibel, FL 33957

Phone : 239-400-1006

 

Testimonials

About 40 years ago, I purchased two paintings for a few thousand dollars from an artist who was a patient of mine. The artist went on to become well known and has since died.  I retired and was planning to move so I wanted to update my insurance. Much to my surprise, the insurance company rejected the first appraisal because the appraiser wasn’t certified. Thankfully, Peter Curran was able complete the assignment and the paintings are now insured for $1 million.

Dr. W from Jupiter, Florida

 

Our father was a successful businessman. He amassed an eclectic group of collections that were packed into the apartment in the city, the beach house on the island, plus several storage units. There was an overwhelming amount of stuff ranging from multi-million dollar paintings to quirky finds from travels with our mom. We needed someone to make sense of it all and help us develop a plan for distribution of the estate. Peter Curran, with his wide range of expertise, was a great help and very pleasant to work with.

Suzy and Frank B. from New York City and Nantucket

 

After I got divorced I asked two major auction houses and several prominent dealers to give me estimates and offers on items that I wished to sell. It was confusing so I hired Peter Curran to advise me. He noticed that an 18th century table had been mistakenly labeled by all of them. Based on his information, I was able to sell the piece for several hundred thousand dollars more than I was previously told. It went to famous collector and is now a promised gift to a national museum.

Mary T.  from Greenwich, CT

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