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Starting with fine art, collectibles, and real estate.
Marie Chauvet
Director, Maison Chauvet Auction House
A Dubuffet arrived yesterday from a collector in Zurich who wants it in the June sale. Five documents, three languages.
I'd like to include this in your June sale. I believe the estimate should be around €1.8–2.2M.
Should we accept this?
Provenance is strong. One flag needs your call.
Exhibition at Galerie Maeght (1962) confirmed through two independent sources. Foundation records match. Sanctions clear.
Draft a conditional acceptance for me. Flag the dimension issue.
Maison Chauvet is pleased to consider the work for our June sale, subject to resolution of a dimensional discrepancy. We recommend commissioning canvas analysis at your earliest convenience.
Understood. We'll arrange access for your conservator this week.
Derek Morales
Real Estate Agent, Compass
Iced coffee at Better Buzz on Garnet. Phone buzzes.
Just saw 4627 Olney hit Zillow. Looks perfect. Should we move fast?
4627 Olney, PB. Listed at 1.685. What's it actually worth?
$1.58–1.67M. Two things to watch.
Asking is 2.7% above median. Renovation and ADU justify a small premium — but inventory up 140% YoY. More leverage than it feels.
Draft a reply to Jenna for me. Include the HOA flag.
Hi Jenna — good eye on 4627 Olney. Fair range is $1.58–1.67M. The renovation is real, but heads up: the HOA has a pending $15K special assessment that's not in the listing. I'd recommend offering $1.63M with an escalation clause.
This is incredible. Let's schedule a viewing for tomorrow.
Victoria Chen
Wealth Manager, $380M AUM · San Francisco
At brunch in Pacific Heights. Phone buzzes.
Vic, look at this. '67 S. They're asking 285. What do you think?
1967 911S at Santa Cruz. Asking 285K. Is it worth it?
Don't proceed at this price. Two issues.
Market supports $245–295K for matching numbers. But engine traces to a '66 standard — not matching. Plus 12-year ownership gap.
Draft a message to Robert for me. Keep it clear.
Robert — two flags on this 911S. The engine block traces to a '66 standard, not a '67 S. That alone drops it $40–60K below asking. Also a 12-year gap in the title history. Fair value is $168–195K. I'd recommend a PPI before any conversation.
Good catch. I'll hold off. Glad I asked.
A painting. A house. A car.
Three markets. Three professionals.
One product for complex assets.
Marie needed provenance verified across two languages. Derek needed a fair price before three other agents got the same listing. Victoria needed to stop her client before he overpaid by $90K. Different markets, different urgency — but the same problem: scattered evidence and no time to get it wrong.
How it works
Marie’s provenance check, Derek’s comparable analysis, Victoria’s ownership trace — each handled by specialist agents that verify, cross-reference, and flag risks before anyone acts.
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Marie’s dimension discrepancy didn’t get smoothed into a summary. Derek’s 87% confidence wasn’t hidden behind polished prose. The reasoning stays visible — and it’s still there six months later.
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