Jonathan - Antique Furniture & General Valuations

Jonathan - Experience

Jonathan

Jonathan Roberts oversees the day-to-day running of Culvertons and is the fine furniture specialist and general valuer. Jonathan has over 30 years of experience within the antique and fine art trade.

Prior to 1989, Jonathan was sales manager for a firm supplying the antique trade with restoration materials. During this period, with help and kindness from some of his customers, he was able to build upon his knowledge of antiques and works of art. Fulfilling a childhood passion, he embarked upon a new career as an antique dealer.

By 1994 Jonathan had completed an apprenticeship as a ‘runner’ in the antique and fine art trade. Over the next fifteen years, he ran several antique shops, displayed his stock of fine antique furniture in the Malthouse, Dorking, and regularly held selling exhibitions of oil paintings and works on paper throughout the South East of England.

In 2009 Jonathan accepted an invitation to become a director of Culvertons – a then recently-formed probate valuation company. Taking sole ownership in 2012, he increased the services on offer by engaging specialist dealers, restorers, and conservators chosen for the quality of their work and their ethical and professional manner.

Since that time he has assisted executors, administrators, companies, institutions, and individuals by carrying out valuations for probate and insurance purposes; overseeing restoration projects, and the sale of items by private treaty.

Culvertons is currently able to value, conserve and restore a wide spectrum of antiques and works of art for solicitors, executors, businesses, and private individuals.

For confidential expert advice or a valuation call – 01306 770 212

General Valuation Service

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What our clients say...

"Dear Jonathan, I am so delighted that we found you, you helped us so much on all the different aspects of the house that we needed to sort out. From the first, we all felt very reassured in your obvious knowledge of the eclectic mix of items in the house. I especially appreciated you saving the boxes from the chaos of the garden shed, which turned out to contain the first letters that our mother had written to our father. All of us spent an afternoon marvelling over them. Also, many thanks for using your research in putting items up for sale and auction. You mentioned that you might need some more information on the medals for a write up, do get in touch about that. With many thanks, Mary"

Mary