THIS EVENT HAS REACHED CAPACITY. NO MORE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE TAKEN AT THIS TIME. RAGO WILL HOST ANOTHER JEWELRY APPRAISAL DAY AT WESTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY IN THE FUTURE.
Rago will donate a portion of its commission on property consigned from this event to The Weston Historical Society.
Jewelry Appraisal + Consignment Event with Rago
Tuesday, February 15, 2022 - By Appointment
Weston Historical Society: 104 Weston Rd Weston, CT For parking and entrance: Take High Acre Rd then turn right into parking lot. Event is in red building adjacent to parking lot.
THIS EVENT HAS REACHED CAPACITY. NO MORE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE TAKEN AT THIS TIME. RAGO WILL HOST ANOTHER JEWELRY APPRAISAL DAY AT WESTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY IN THE FUTURE. Appointments required, no walk-ins please. RSVP to Robin Daum from Rago at robin@ragoarts.com or call 609 460 3619.
Join Rago, a leading auction house featured on PBS’ The Antiques Road Show, at their 3rd Jewelry Appraisal and Consignment Event on Tuesday, February 15, 2022 from 10am to 5pm at the Weston Historical Society, 104 Weston Road in Weston, CT.
RSVP to Robin Daum from Rago at robin@ragoarts.com or call 609 460 3619. Please note that Rago is scheduling appointments, not the historical society.
Rago will donate a portion of its commission on property consigned from this event to The Weston Historical Society. Snow Date: Feb. 22nd.
What’s your jewelry worth? It is always wise financial planning to know the current value of your jewelry tucked away in jewelry and safe deposit boxes. Dianne Batista, jewelry director at Rago, will be visiting Weston Historical Society and can help you to learn more about your precious jewelry and make an informed decision on whether it may be a good time to consider auction.
Masks are required for all attendees, regardless of vaccination status and social distancing protocols will be in place. This is to keep you and everyone safe. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Rago was founded by David Rago, a preeminent expert in the field of American ceramics and art pottery. David began dealing in American decorative ceramics at the age of seventeen. He has authored several titles on the subject, lectures nationally and has appeared regularly on the PBS series, The Antiques Roadshow, since its inception in 1996. With more than five decades of experience handling 20th and 21st century works, he and partner Suzanne Perrault, another regular on The Antiques Roadshow, and their team of qualified specialists, researchers, and property handlers have distinguished Rago as the top venue for American ceramics as well as for the sale of fine art, modern design, decorative arts, fine jewelry, contemporary glass, and silver.