Our Story
About Kollect-It
A personal approach to buying and selling antiques, fine art, and collectibles.
The Idea
Built from experience on both sides of collecting.
I've spent years building my own collections, helping families navigate estates, and working with auction houses and dealers. Along the way, I noticed how often wonderful pieces were overlooked because of rushed descriptions, poor photography, or missing context.
Kollect-It is my way of doing things differently—taking the time to research each piece, photograph it properly, and share what I know about its history and condition. It's slower, more personal, and I think that makes for better outcomes for everyone involved.
What Makes Us Different
Documentation and presentation, treated as seriously as the objects themselves.
Authentication First
We focus on objects with clear attribution, strong provenance, or enough context to make a confident case. When something is uncertain, we say so—and price it accordingly.
Archival Presentation
Photography, layout, and language are chosen to feel more like a thoughtfully printed catalog than a scrolling feed.
Consignor-First Structure
We partner with estates, dealers, and private collectors to place pieces where they'll be understood and appreciated, not just sold quickly.
Transparent Communication
You see how we're describing your pieces, how buyers are responding, and how final prices are reached.
Who We Serve
Collectors, estates, and those in-between.
Established Collectors
Looking to refine or re-balance a collection while keeping a clear record of what has moved, where, and why.
Families & Estates
Navigating a houseful of objects, some obviously important, others quietly so. We help you triage, prioritize, and plan.
Dealers & Advisors
Partnering on select consignments where our audience, format, and research can add value to your existing channels.
New Collectors
People who are ready to move beyond impulse buys and start acquiring with intention, context, and long-term enjoyment in mind.
Next Step
Have a collection, or thinking about starting one?
I'm happy to look at a single piece, an attic full of objects, or anything in-between. Let's start with a conversation.