Valuable Art & Antiques
The loss or damage of fine art, antiques, and collectibles can be both emotionally and financially devastating. Hunter Claims’ public adjusters understand the unique challenges of appraising and documenting high-value items, and we fight to ensure you receive a fair settlement that reflects their true worth.

Get Help With Your Valuable Art & Antiques Claim from Experienced Adjusters
Claims involving fine art, antiques, and collectibles are often some of the most complicated insurance cases. Insurance companies may dispute the value of items, question authenticity, or attempt to settle for far less than what your treasures are truly worth. At Hunter Claims, our public adjusters specialize in documenting, appraising, and negotiating high-value property claims to protect your financial and emotional investment.
Whether your loss is the result of theft, fire, water damage, natural disasters, or accidental breakage, our team has the knowledge and resources to ensure your claim is taken seriously and your settlement reflects the full and fair value of your prized possessions.
Impact of Valuable Art & Antiques Loss
Damage to fine art and antiques isn’t always obvious. Beyond visible breakage or theft, losses can include diminished value, costly restoration, or compromised authenticity. Our team ensures every detail is documented so your settlement reflects the true worth of your collection.






Tips for Filing Valuable Art & Antiques Claim
Filing a claim for fine art or antiques can be complex since value is often subjective and insurers may undervalue your loss. Following these steps will help protect your settlement.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Are valuable art and antiques covered by my standard insurance policy?
Not always. Many policies have limits on high-value items, and some require special riders or scheduled coverage. Our team reviews your policy to determine what is included and ensures you maximize your coverage.
Value can be based on appraisals, purchase receipts, market comparables, or expert evaluations. Insurance companies often undervalue items, which is why independent appraisals and strong documentation are critical.
While receipts are helpful, they are not the only way to prove ownership or value. Photographs, prior appraisals, certificates of authenticity, and even credit card or bank records can help support your claim.
Yes. Restoration costs, as well as any loss in market value after restoration (called “diminished value”), can be part of your claim. Our adjusters make sure these details aren’t overlooked.
Insurers often lack the expertise to properly value rare or one-of-a-kind pieces, which can lead to unfair settlements. A public adjuster ensures your claim accounts for true replacement value, restoration costs, and market depreciation.
The timeline depends on the complexity of the claim and the insurer’s process. Some cases resolve quickly, while others require negotiation or additional documentation. Hunter Claims works to keep your claim moving and avoid unnecessary delays.
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