MM Valuations provides clear, independent valuations for wine collections, vintage antiques, and other high-ticket items — for insurance, estate planning, resale, or simple peace of mind.
Request a ValuationA focused practice covering the categories that are hardest to price correctly.
Single bottles, cellars, and collections — vintage, provenance, and current market condition.
Furniture, decorative arts, and estate pieces evaluated against verified comparable sales.
Fine watches, estate jewelry, and precious metal pieces with authentication considerations.
Paintings, prints, and curated collectible categories including rare memorabilia.
Most requests receive an initial response within one to two business days.
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 next-step recommendations.
MM Valuations was founded to give collectors, estates, and sellers a straightforward, independent read on what their high-ticket items are actually worth — without the upsell pressure of an auction house or dealer trying to acquire the piece from you.
Backed by a background in finance, accounting, and business operations for high-net-worth clients, every request is researched against real market data before an estimate is given.
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.
No. MM Valuations is strictly an independent valuation service — we have no financial interest in what an item sells for.
Photos, any provenance or purchase documentation, condition notes, and — for wine — vintage, producer, and storage history all help produce a more accurate estimate.