Take a few photos
Phone photographs are fine. If possible, include the front, back and a close detail.
Speak directly with a specialist—not an intake department. Send a few photographs and dimensions for a confidential, no-obligation review.

There is no need to identify, date or formally describe your piece. That is our work.
Phone photographs are fine. If possible, include the front, back and a close detail.
Approximate measurements are enough. You may also share the price you have in mind—or simply choose “I don’t know.”
Kempini reviews your enquiry privately. If the work is suitable, we contact you to discuss value, a possible direct acquisition and practical next steps. Nothing is made public, and you decide whether to continue.

We are particularly interested in fine antique Roman micromosaics: panels, plaques, jewellery, boxes and table tops—signed or unsigned, from a single inherited piece to an important collection.
Quality may reveal itself through exceptional tesserae, subject, colour, attribution, rarity, condition, setting or provenance. Kempini’s assessment draws on specialist knowledge of technique, makers, restoration and the international market, together with documented comparison works in major public collections such as the V&A’s Gilbert Collection.
Museum collections are cited as scholarly reference points; this does not imply institutional affiliation or endorsement.
These works illustrate the quality and variety that interest Kempini. Your piece does not need to look the same, be signed or already be identified. If you are uncertain, please send photographs—we would rather look than have you exclude it yourself.



A few phone photographs are enough to begin. Fields marked optional can be left blank.
Prototype note: this demonstration does not transmit or store your information.
In the live website, your photographs and details would now be sent securely to Kempini and you would receive a confirmation.
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Every piece is different. A specialist review considers the complete object rather than a single price guide.