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Quastel Associates Fine Art Valuations  | Edward Seago art seaside scene
by Kerry Hall 24 October 2025
Edward Seago's seaside scene oil painting. Fine art seen by valuers at Quastel Associates.
Quastel Associates Valuers | Close-up of an antique clock face with Roman numerals, two smaller dials, and engraved details.
by Mark Smith 1 October 2025
Quastel Associates are frequently required to value antique clocks within our clients’ homes. Below is an overview of some of the more important makers and the factors that determine and influence value.
Quastel Associates Valuations | Football memorabilia in the form of Diego Maradona
by Kerry Hall 31 July 2025
An article looking at the thriving sports memorabilia collectors’ market highlighting some of the most prestigious football memorabilia ever sold.
Quastel Associates Valuations | Abstract black ink landscape with mountains and sky.
by Debra Stanislawski 11 July 2025
Recently, Quastel Associates had the opportunity to value a vibrant abstract painting by renowned Chinese French artist, Zao Wou-Ki. This article explores this influential modern artist’s life and career.
Quastel Associates Valuations | Silver bowl with lion heads, decorative elements, and a crest.
by Kerry Hall 20 June 2025
Please find a short article about cleaning and storing silver by Kerry Hall below.
Abstract artwork featuring vibrant red and yellow shapes amidst a blue and black background.
by Debra Stanislawski 12 May 2025
Indigenous artists’ artwork has frequently been overlooked until recently. Whilst it has often sparked the curiosity of scientists and anthropologists, the art world did not necessarily see it in quite the same way.
Woman hanging a painting of orange and white flowers in a dark vase on a white wall.
by Kerry Hall 22 April 2025
In our line of work, it’s not uncommon for our valuers to be asked the same question: what’s the best way to display or store a treasured painting?
Bronze sculpture of two figures with arms outstretched, standing close, textured.
by Debra Stanislawski 21 February 2025
In 1952 Henry Read wrote that the works of Post- Second World War sculptors were representing the ‘Geometry of Fear’. The label stuck.
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