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Fine art insurance
Specialist insurance for fine art and collections, whether contemporary or classic, an individual item or a collection.
Protecting fine art and collections for future generations
We define fine art as anything that could be bought or sold at a reputable auction house. If items are held privately or by institutions; and if they are on display, on loan, in storage or in transit, your item or collection will have a specific set of risks.
Your policy will be tailored to those risks using specialist covers designed specifically for fine art and not found in a standard policy.
We work closely with artisan repairers, experts in restoration and skilled craftspeople to ensure the professional and sympathetic restoration of all things irreplaceable.
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The summary of cover is an outline of the standard cover provided under the policy and is not personalised to you. The cover you choose will depend on your circumstances and will be shown on your policy schedule. The schedule will also detail some changes we have made relating to infectious and communicable diseases and cyber-related incidents. |
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