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Appraisal Services in Atlanta, GA

4 of the 72 antique stores we list in Atlanta have on-site appraisal services. Appraising is a separate, credentialed skill from buying and selling, and most antique shops that sell furniture and glassware don't offer it — a detail no map search surfaces. Every listing here has appraisal confirmed as an actual service on the business's own website, not assumed from "we buy antiques" signage.

Atlanta Silver & Antiques Jewelry & coinsAppraisals

1048 Northside Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

4048759582 Website Directions

Buckhead Fine Restoration FurnitureAppraisals

2217 Irvindale Dr, Atlanta, GA 30341-2359

+17704551106 Website Directions

Peachtree & Bennett FurnitureAppraisals

3640 Jonesboro Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30354

6787059798 Website Directions

The Fainting Couch FurnitureJewelry & coinsAppraisalsConsignment

434 Ponce de Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308-2015

+14048726698 Website Directions

Call ahead and ask if it's verbal or written. A quick verbal estimate on an item you bring in is often free or cheap, but a written appraisal for insurance, estate, or IRS donation purposes usually runs $50-150 per hour or a flat $25-75 per item, and needs a certified appraiser, not just a store clerk with an eye for it.

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How much does an antique appraisal cost?
A free or low-cost verbal opinion on one item is common at shops that offer appraisals, but a formal written appraisal — the kind insurance companies or the IRS accept — typically runs $50-150 per hour or a flat $25-75 per item, with a full estate or collection appraisal running several hundred dollars depending on the number of pieces.

Do antique stores appraise items for free?
Some do a quick, informal verbal estimate for free as a way to build a relationship with a potential seller, but that's not a documented appraisal you can use for insurance or a sale. Anything you need in writing — for probate, insurance riders, or resale documentation — almost always carries a per-item or hourly fee, even at shops that waive it for a casual walk-in look.