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   Vicki heistand February 19, 2021

   I have the canvas Christmas Village with the extra highlights #261 of 990a/p.
   On the gold plack it says Christmas cottage VIII gold frame bought from a dealer in late 80s
   Can u tell me how to sell it?

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     Vicki Heistand February 19, 2021

     I just submitted a question

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     Kate Rogers February 19, 2021

     Hello Vicki,

     It really depends on what way works best for you. You can list your artwork on an online marketplace such as e-bay. You can reach out to an art auction house and see about putting your artwork through an upcoming auction. You can reach out to a Thomas Kinkade Studios Gallery and see if they have suggestions for selling your artwork locally. Our gallery locator is page, found here, https://thomaskinkade.com/customer-service/galleries/

     I hope this helps!

     Kate

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   Darla Stephens July 20, 2021

   My parents bought at least 3 large framed Thomas Kincaid pictures at an auction on a cruise ship from a company called Park West on the Sea based out of Dover, DE. They died recently & I, the personal rep, am trying to put a value on them for estate.

   Can you tell me anything about them and their approximate value given the measurements?

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     Kate Rogers July 21, 2021

     Hello Darla,

     We do not offer appraisal services here. A quick way to check the value of your painting is to go onto our website http://www.thomaskinkade.com and search for the title, size, and edition of your painting. Use the search feature in the upper left hand corner of the website, it is a greenish color box that says SEARCH. Type in your image name here and click enter. If you find your exact piece, click into it like you want to purchase it today. Select the same criteria that you have on your piece, size, edition and frame. This will give you a general idea of value for your piece. If you don’t find your exact piece, it has sold out. You can then select another image as long as the other criteria match, size, edition and frame to get a general idea of value.

     If you need a formal appraisal for your insurance company, there are many factors that are part of an art appraisal especially when a painting is sold out, including edition, size, frame choice, condition, image availability, and the local art market. The best source for assistance in obtaining a third-party appraisal is a local appraisal firm in your area. Local appraising firms understand the secondary art market in your region and have the ability to give you the best estimate of value for your Thomas Kinkade Limited Edition Artwork.

     Kate

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