MM Valuations provides clear, independent valuations for fine art, antiques, watches and jewelry, wine, and other high-ticket items — and when you're ready, we can also broker the sale or find you the right piece to acquire.
A focused practice covering the categories that are hardest to price correctly.
Paintings, prints, furniture, and estate pieces evaluated against verified comparable sales and provenance.
Fine watches, estate jewelry, and precious metal pieces, with authentication considerations noted.
Single bottles, cellars, and collections — vintage, provenance, and current market condition.
Curated collectible categories, rare memorabilia, and one-of-a-kind pieces that don't fit a neat box.
A valuation is often just the first step. When you're ready to part with an item — or looking to acquire a specific piece — MM Valuations can broker the transaction directly, drawing on our own network of collectors, dealers, and buyers built through the valuation practice.
We handle introductions discreetly and stay involved through negotiation, so you're not navigating an unfamiliar market — or a pushy auction house — on your own.
Start a Brokerage InquiryMost requests receive an initial response within one to two business days. If you'd also like brokerage help, just say so — it starts from the same request.
Tell us about the item — photos, provenance, condition, and any documentation you have.
We research comparable sales, market trends, and relevant expertise for your item's category.
We follow up with a summary, estimated range, and — if you're interested — options for brokering a sale or acquisition.
MM Valuations was founded to give collectors, estates, and sellers a straightforward, independent read on what their high-ticket items are actually worth — researched against real market data, not an opening offer designed to win the piece.
Backed by a background in finance, accounting, and business operations for high-net-worth clients, we've since extended that same network into brokerage — helping clients sell or acquire fine art, antiques, watches, wine, and other collectibles when they're ready to act.
Fill out the form below with as much detail as you can. Photos help — you can also email them separately after submitting.
Costs vary by item complexity and category. We'll confirm pricing before beginning any paid work — the initial request review is free.
We can prepare documentation suited to common insurance and estate use cases; let us know your intended purpose in the request so we can tailor the format.
We don't purchase items ourselves, but we do offer brokerage: once you have a valuation, we can tap our network of collectors and buyers to help you sell, or help you locate and acquire a specific piece. Ask about brokerage when you submit your request.
Yes. Introductions are handled discreetly, and we only share the details necessary to move a transaction forward with a serious, vetted counterparty.
Photos, any provenance or purchase documentation, condition notes, and — for wine — vintage, producer, and storage history all help produce a more accurate estimate.