A2Z Valuers — Government Approved Art and Antique Valuation
The art and antique valuation practice is the most institutionally distinguished component of the practice’s work: the ₹50+ crore Mughal jewellery and colonial Indian art valuation of early 2025 for India’s top auction house and the Income Tax Department’s appointments under Sections 132(2) and 132(9D) for PAN India search-and-seizure valuations together position A2Z Valuers at the apex of the Indian institutional art and antique valuation market.
The practice serves collectors of Indian classical art, miniatures, and antiques; institutions acquiring art for permanent collections; estate executors distributing collections; Chartered Accountants managing capital gain and gift tax positions; insurers scheduling significant art and antique collections; and banks considering art as collateral for lending.
Art and Antique Valuation in the A2Z Valuers Network
The specialist practice is supported by dedicated legal, painting, contemporary art, decorative arts, and insurance resources across the wider valuation network.
AATA framework, export restrictions and UNESCO 1970 considerations.
Specialist painting valuation across Indian artistic traditions and periods.
Progressive Artists’ Group and contemporary Indian art valuation.
Colonial decorative arts, furniture and related collectible assets.
Specialist resource for art and antique insurance requirements.