Contact us about 20th century fine paintings and hand-pulled prints

If you have an interest in purchasing or have questions about any of the paintings, hand-pulled prints, vintage hooked rugs or rare artifacts shown on our Gallery Pages, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly by email and we’ll promptly respond to your query.

If you are seeking an up-to-date and informative fine art appraisal through our online service, please contact us by email. Plus you can go to our Art Appraisals page where you can familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions of obtaining an appraisal report.

When there, you can also click a link to inspect a sample of one of our completed fine art appraisals.

Are you in need of fine art restoration services? With over a quarter century of experience, we clean and restore oil and acrylic paintings, and also provide conservation services for artworks on paper that were created using oil based inks, such as etchings, aquatints, woodcuts, linocuts and lithos. Please do familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions on our Art Restoration page.

We accept payment by Interac e -Transfer or Cheque. Our preferred payment method is through Interac e-Transfer.

The quality and care of our worldwide shipping and the method by which we secure your purchased item is second to none.

We take great care when it comes to our packing method and shipping, and we value the positive feedback you choose to leave us. Please see our Testimonials page for comments by some of our previous clients.

If you are thinking about selling your paintings or prints, do contact us, as we are continually seeking works by 20th century Canadian and American artists and printmakers from a range of the ’Modern Art Movements’ of the last century.

Consider that, today’s online art auctions houses, offer no guarantees towards a positive outcome and rarely used protective minimum reserves are a thing of the past. So, it’s a definite ‘roll of the dice’ when sending your valuable fine art to an online art auction venue. Plus, the auction house will have to be paid their commission and you, the consignor, would also have to arrange and pay for any packing, shipping and insurance to the auction house. So, do keep us in mind when you decide to sell your 20th century paintings or prints.
We always pay promptly and we do not charge a commission.