Estate valuations
Equitable distribution
Informed decisions
Insurance requirements
Cultural property
An ISA appraiser assists in the certification of valuable cultural property, such as Canadian fine art, for tax purposes. The process is overseen by the CCPERB (Canadian Cultural Property and Export Review Board).
Charitable donations
Appraisals by Art Syndicate
Our Mission
Our mission is to offer a highly professional, respectful,
and informative Fine Art valuation experience to our clients.

Our Director
Janette Doering, ISA AM
As an avid collector herself, Janette understands the personal relationship her clients have with their valuable Fine Art pieces. Respect for her clientele and their collections is the foundation for her professional relationships. Janette offers each client a personalized valuation experience that meets current ISA and USPAP report writing standards standards and informs your decision making.

F.A.Q.
(Frequent-Art-Questions)
Fine Art Appraisals are essential information required for estate valuations, insurance coverage, equitable distribution, market valuations, or when planning to make charitable or cultural property donations.
All services from Art Syndicate comply with International Society of Appraisers (ISA)and Universal Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) standards.
When you first contact Art Syndicate, this information will be requested – allowing for Art Syndicate to determine the scope of work (time and research) required to provide an estimate of hours and fees.
Each fine art appraisal is unique and fees are based on the amount of time and research required to fulfill the intended use of the appraisal.
You will receive a letter of engagement providing you with an estimate of the hours needed and the hourly fee. A 50% deposit is required upon your acceptance of the terms in order to commence with the appraisal process.