Savvy Collector

About Savvy Collector SavvyCollector was established in 1999, offering consigned fine art at competitive prices on one of the first.ForSaleAt.com sites. We are also known for satisfying the requirements of both consignors and buyers. Our clients' positive statements have significantly increased our reputation. SavvyCollector is dedicated to Native American art, and other cultures encompass our stock of authentic pieces. Menland, one of our holdings, is distinct, ancient Native American for sale, sculptures, and pottery and baskets. We also sell men and women's etched works. Frontline Experience From Great Britain, Russia, and across American and European museums, Ms. Cain has spent years on research. Gallery 10, Inc., Scottsdale, Arizona's original director, was among the first to exhibit American Indian art. From Valley House Gallery, Dallas, Texas, she learned how to conduct appraisals. This gallery specializes in 19th- and 20th-century painting, drawing, and sculpture. Her firm was acquired by Sotheby's New York to create a database, including women's art. Expert Appraisal Services Ms. Cain is an IRS and Resolution Trust Corporation appraiser qualified to do appraisals in the Southwest Region. She has been an expert witness at court, and she conducts projects for individuals and businesses. For over 20 years AP Fenderson collection was managed by Ms. Cain, mostly in American Indian art. Art Table, a prestigious national women's organization, welcomed Ms. Cain in 2000.

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