ValueMyStuff

The information that I paid for was too generic to be of any value. I have since then learned these types of clocks were caried by Mail Guards who were postal employees aboard horse drawn mail coaches which ran in the 18th and 19th centuries in Great Britain and in Canada. The Mail Guard carried a clock which he could not adjust and had to fill out a "time bill" proving the coach had run on time or explaining why not if it was delayed.

Item was valued incorrectly twice. Item also dated incorrectly three times. Item is worth £500 valuer started off at $40 then ended up after three valuations at $400. Item was made in around 1590, valuer dated it three times and started of at late nineteenth early 20th century then stated it could be 18th century all of which is incorrect. I had to research the item and pass on the information I found to the valuer so. Current valuation and date still incorrect after three valuations. Sad to say very disappointed on this occasion.

Paid for a 24h Valuation on the 25/11, received valuation on the 01/12. Understatement to say that the service was poor. I could have gotten an answer from an auction house for free for the same time. VMS refunded me credits for a 48h valuation which is ridiculous since I paid for a service that never received in the first place. Don't recommend and won't use again.

I found the service to be efficient and convenient for getting a quick, professional appraisal on collectible items. The process was simple: after uploading photos and details of my item, I received a detailed report within 48 hours. I appreciated the expert valuation, which included an estimated auction value and insurance value, along with historical context and a description of the piece. The PDF certificate added a layer of credibility to the appraisal, especially useful for both personal knowledge and any future sales or insurance needs.

I appreciated the rapid, professional and friendly service with my first evaluation. The latest one, however, was apparently not evaluated by a competent specialist. I have complained and am waiting for a response.

Aged pieces of furniture but in good quality. Confusing to guess what they are worth. I found the appraisal site in line with what might have been thought and a great supporting source.

Response was timely. Information provided was helpful. I should have included a photograph of the back of the item, which looks the same as the front, but the reviewer(s) need to see both sides to assess condition.

I simply sent photos of the item I wanted valued and within the specified timeframe I have my information.

It was a pleasure to deal with such a reputable company. Very professional and quick response times. I will be using them in the future and recommending them to my friends.

I decided to use "value my stuff" to help me with a recent purchase of a chair… That said, all they said was it is circa 1900 Mahogany desk chair. No insight to who the manufacturer could be or perhaps what state it was made. The chair has a unique carving in the back, which I would've thought they could have pinpointed the maker and no reference to the upholstery.

I won an autographed Taylor Swift Guitar at a charity auction; I wanted to get this appraised for my insurance and didn't know where to go. The process was very simple and I was able to insure my guitar in just a few days.
My appraisal said it would take up to 48 hours and I had it back in about 24.

Easy to navigate been using it for a couple years I've told other people about it so hopefully they'll help you out also

Very special doll passed down thru family. No desire to sell her at the moment and just wondered if there was any information about her.

I received an email requeststing more photos and info before the final appraisal and i really appreciated the throughness of search for information to five the best report. Sadly, the earrins were worth less than the appraisal but I would still use VMS again.

I am so excited I found out about your service. I have had this piece for over 50 years and people have told me to have it evaluated to find out more about it. I finally did it and I am so glad I did. Thank you

I submitted three valuations for Japanese art that I knew little about except their sentimental value. The valuations received were informative and helpful to determine that we really did not need to insure them for any significant amount of money. The responses also provided more information about the art works themselves and their source.