When it comes to shipping fine art or antiques, it is unlikely you will find a regular courier that is willing to handle the item. They will frequently have expensive and fragile items on their prohibited list, and if you try and ship something like this, the insurance won’t cover it. Therefore, it is advisable [...]
Auctions are one of the best places to buy and sell both antiques and artwork. Reputable auctioneers are a great way to find high-quality genuine antiques and artwork. Auctioneer experts will appraise a piece and suggest a fair valuation to the seller, and as a buyer, you know that what you are bidding on is [...]
With over 30 years of experience in art logistics, we can offer you a personalised service designed around your needs. Our experts are on hand to advise you on the best way to store, install or move your artworks in the most effective, safe and professional way. Our transportation services range from small local deliveries [...]
A standard moving company can handle a typical household’s or business’s relocation needs, but you should trust your fine art to professionals such as Aardvark Art Services, who specialise in transporting such precious cargo. These experts have a specific skill set and offer services well worth the investment. Art movers coordinate all logistic factors to [...]
Many British institutions and galleries are rushing to ship artwork to and from the European Union (EU) before the Brexit deadline of 29 March as there is uncertainty over the free movement of goods in the event of a no-deal scenario. The primary concern is that shipments will be held up at customs, with the [...]
Aardvark Art Services provide safe, secure and efficient transport of Fine Art and Antiques. We can provide packaging upon request, but this is soft wrap and incurs a supplementary charge. We therefore recommend doing your best to prepare your artwork as much as possible prior to handing it over to out couriers for door to [...]
In December Banksy graffitied a mural on the side of a garage in Port Talbot in South Wales. Banksy confirmed the work was his via his official Instagram account. The artwork appears on two sides of a garage depicting a child enjoying snow falling - the other side reveals it is a fire emitting ash. [...]
