Appraisal Services in Dallas, TX

6 of the 91 antique stores we list in Dallas 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.

Antique Shops Dallas Multi-dealer mallFurnitureJewelry & coinsAppraisals

5955 Alpha Rd, Dallas, TX 75240

(214) 453-1795 Website Directions

As Time Goes By Multi-dealer mallJewelry & coinsAppraisals

5925 Forest Ln Ste 100, Dallas, TX 75230

(972) 503-2842 Website Directions

Asi Art & Antiques Corporation Multi-dealer mallFurnitureJewelry & coinsAppraisals

126 Glass St, Dallas, TX 75207-6904

12147607274 Website Directions

Esmaili Rugs & Antiques Multi-dealer mallFurnitureJewelry & coinsAppraisalsConsignment

1511 Dragon St, Dallas, TX 75207-3908

+12146517847 Website Directions

Nomads Loom FurnitureAppraisals

1525 Slocum St, Dallas, TX 75207-3603

+12147444448 Website Directions

River Regency - Antiques & Modern FurnitureAppraisals

1500 N Riverfront Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207

+12147608779 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.