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Your collection of fine art and valuables makes you and your home unique and whether they are inherited, gifted or bought on impulse, ensuring they are adequately covered requires a bespoke policy.
At Lycetts, we arrange fine art insurance policies with a specialist panel of insurers who all understand the fine art and valuables market. We arrange cover on an all risks, worldwide basis meaning that whether its the watch on your arm or the picture on your wall, you are covered anywhere in the world.
Cover can be arranged on an agreed value basis and reductions in value following damage and repair are protected, as are those impulse buys from the day of purchase, as long as you inform us within the agreed period.
Our network of offices has established relationships with local and national specialists too, so they are available to provide professional insurance valuations for your fine art and valuables.
And we’re always available for you by telephone or email whenever and wherever you need us.
Contact our expert directly or alternatively complete your details below to contact the team.
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"We don't just understand the arts, we savour it as much as the most avid collectors' so you'll know that we don't just appraise what's needed, we appreciate what's collected"
Some policies have strict time limits for notification of claims, so if there is a delay you may prejudice your claim.
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