Our Team

Specialists in Fine and Decorative Arts

Experience and Expertise

Turathya is supported by a team of specialists with backgrounds in art history, museum curation, conservation, and auction house practices. Our cataloguers and valuers bring decades of combined experience in their respective fields.

Each department is led by individuals with advanced training and professional credentials. We maintain relationships with independent experts, restorers, and academic institutions to ensure accuracy of attribution and valuation.

Departments

European Decorative Arts

Our experts in European furniture, silver, porcelain, and glass have extensive knowledge of period styles, maker's marks, and regional characteristics. They assess condition, authenticity, and provenance for items ranging from the Renaissance to the early 20th century.

Fine Art

The Fine Art department handles paintings, works on paper, and sculpture. Specialists conduct research on attribution, examine technique and materials, and consult auction records and scholarly literature to determine estimates and authenticity.

Asian Art & Ceramics

Our Asian Art specialists focus on Chinese, Japanese, and Southeast Asian ceramics, works of art, and decorative objects. They evaluate period, kiln provenance, condition, and cultural significance.

Rare Books & Manuscripts

The Books & Manuscripts department evaluates printed books, maps, documents, and ephemera. Specialists examine binding, paper, printing techniques, and provenance to determine rarity and value.

Jewelry & Watches

Our jewelry specialists assess gemstones, precious metals, historical settings, and maker's marks. They work with independent gemologists and horologists when detailed technical evaluation is needed.

Continuous Research

Our team maintains active research practices, consulting auction archives, museum collections, and scholarly publications. We attend professional conferences, visit exhibitions, and engage with the broader community of specialists and collectors.

This commitment to continuous learning ensures that our cataloging remains accurate and our market valuations reflect current scholarship and collecting trends.