I purchased a sculpture at an auction, garage sale, and / or received it as a gift and I want to know how much it is worth?
Unfortunately we do not offer appraisal services at this point in time. Please remember that an authentic Inuit art sculpture will be accompanied by the “Igloo tag” from the Canadian government which certifies that it was made by an Inuit artist. The certificate will have the name of the artist, the village where it was carved, the year it was carved and a short description of the item, i.e. bear, walrus. If the sculpture you plan to buy does not come with the “Igloo tag” then beware as it may or may not be authentic. • How realistic are your online images? The photographs we take of each sculpture are as realistic as possible. Typically sculptures look much better in real life so if you like the photographs you will love the sculpture. If you are interested in a piece and want more pictures, we can send you more pictures of your favorite piece by email. • How do I know my sculpture is an original and not a cheap imitation? All Inuit art sculptures come with the “Igloo tag”. The Canadi
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