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Framed Art - Storage Question, by Henry Dunger on Nov 11, 2018 13:31:04 GMT 1,
Hi
I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London.
My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control.
I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas.
Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years.
Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ?
Cheers
Hi
I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London.
My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control.
I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas.
Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years.
Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ?
Cheers
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Framed Art - Storage Question, by dotdot on Nov 11, 2018 14:33:29 GMT 1, Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers
yeah i know a chap who has a business doing this , storing works by many in a secure insured location for a few collectors in the se of england.
drop me a pm if you need his contact details.
Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers yeah i know a chap who has a business doing this , storing works by many in a secure insured location for a few collectors in the se of england. drop me a pm if you need his contact details. |
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Framed Art - Storage Question, by mack on Nov 14, 2018 22:32:36 GMT 1, Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers
Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers Or you could offload the awesomest pieces at a bargain on here so we can enjoy them! |
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Framed Art - Storage Question, by Chris JL on Nov 14, 2018 22:35:14 GMT 1, Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers
Many ordinary storage places in London are way too humid. Don’t leave your art there!!!
Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers Many ordinary storage places in London are way too humid. Don’t leave your art there!!! |
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Framed Art - Storage Question, by wappinghigh on Nov 15, 2018 7:45:56 GMT 1, I'll store them permanently here in Aus for you safe and sound for a reasonable price... shoot me a PM!
I'll store them permanently here in Aus for you safe and sound for a reasonable price... shoot me a PM!
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Framed Art - Storage Question, by Vanessa Villegas Art Advisory on Nov 23, 2018 20:57:24 GMT 1, Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers Many ordinary storage places in London are way too humid. Don’t leave your art there!!!
Agree with Chris - you can never be too careful about storing art. Especially for so long you should find something that is dark, temp controlled, and specifically not humid. You might try a search for a storage facility that also specializes in storing fine wines.
Hi I'm relocating to Tokyo for at least the next three years and for various reasons have decided to leave a fairly large art collection behind in London. My company will pay for standard domestic storage in the UK = which by the looks of it is an airtightish container but without any type of temperature control. I've got 30-40 pieces ranging from Banksy prints through to some pretty originals on wood and canvas. Reluctant to take the risk with a standard storage arrangement but equally hesitant about what i imagine is the colossal cost of specialist storage for 3 years. Been through the old storage threads with little success. Anyone out there, have any advice ? Cheers Many ordinary storage places in London are way too humid. Don’t leave your art there!!! Agree with Chris - you can never be too careful about storing art. Especially for so long you should find something that is dark, temp controlled, and specifically not humid. You might try a search for a storage facility that also specializes in storing fine wines. |
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