
APPRAISAL
Replacement Value of Original Work by
unknown artist signed: Monogram
FOR
Eagle Entertainment group
Fred M. Davis
3940 Laurel Canyon Blvd. # 382
Studio City, Ca 91604
BY
Eric Finzi – Professional Fine Art
Appraiser
Certified Appraiser of Fine Arts
International Society of Appraisers
Belgo Fine Art Appraisal


CERTIFICATION
The Certified Personal Property Appraiser (CAPP) of
Fine Art is the highest level of quality and tested
designation available to Personal Property Appraisers by
the International Society of Appraisers. I am one of
only a few so designated appraisers among the
international membership. I have also attained the
highest level specifically in Appraisal of Original
Paintings and Sculpture.
Please note additional qualifications enclosed.
Certified Member of the International Society of
Appraisers Eric Finzi – Professional Fine Art Appraiser


PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Eric Finzi
ASSOCIATIONS, AFFILIATIONS, AND CLIENTS
Certified Appraiser of Personal Property, Art, and
Antiques of The International Society of Appraisers
Member of The American Institute of Appraisers
(member# 040544)
Fine Arts Committee of The International Society of
Appraisers
The J. Paul Getty Museum
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art
The Museum of Contemporary Art
LACMA Art and Sales Gallery
The Museum of Latin American Art
Long Beach Arts
The New Museum of Contemporary Art
The Museum of Modern Art
The Guggenheim Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Whitney Museum of American Art
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
The Appraisal Process (Museum Fine Art and
Restoration)
Appraising and Liquidating Estates
Old Master Prints and Original Art Prints
International Contemporary Fine Art
Estate Evaluation
Early American and European Rare Antique Furniture
Tiffany Art Glass Lamps
Collecting Fine Art and Antiques
Precious Gem Stones
Marketing Fine Art and Antiques
Restoration and Conservation of Museum Quality Fine
Art


To: Fred M. Davis
3940 Laurel Canyon Blvd. # 382
Studio City, Ca 91604
August 08, 2008
Complete Quality Report
Title: The Holy Waterman
Artist: Unknown
Dimensions: 17”high x 13.25” wide x 5.5” deep
Medium: Ivory
Signed: monogram
Date: Late 18th century early 19th
century
Provenance: From the private collection of
Fred M. Davis
Description: Appraisal of one Japanese ivory
sculpture finished with dark highlights and poly chrome
enhancements. The Holy Waterman is a great
example of an excellent carving with a very good patina;
this sculpture is in excellent condition.
The estimated replacement value (E.R.V.):
$75,000.00


TERMS AND CONDITIONS
August 08, 2008
This Appraisal is given subject to
the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, all of
which are a part hereof unless expressly set aside in
writing either on the pages of this or by a writing
attached to the Appraisal signed by all parties
concerned.
1. Unless otherwise stated herein,
this Appraisal is based only on the readily apparent
identity of the item(s) appraised, and no further
opinion nor guarantee of authenticity, genuineness,
attribution or authorship is made.
2. Unless otherwise stated herein,
the appraised value(s) is based on the whole ownership
and possessory interest undiminished by any liens,
fractional interests or any other form of encumbrance or
alienation.
3. This appraisal is made at the
request of the parties named for his/her/its use. It is
not an indication or certificate of title or ownership.
The identification of the interest of the requesting
party is simply that represented to the appraiser by
such parties and no inquiry or investigation has been
made nor is any opinion given as to the truth of such
representation.
4. The value(s) expressed herein is
based on the appraiser's best judgment and opinion and
is not a representation or warranty that the item(s)
will realize that value if offered for sale at auction
or otherwise. The value(s) expressed is based on current
information on the date made and no opinion is hereby
expressed as to any future value nor, unless otherwise
expressly stated, as to any past value.
5. Stated values are given item by
item unless clearly stated as being per lot. The total
of individual item values shall not be construed as an
appraisal value for the whole lot but merely as the
addition of single values. Where values are given by
lot, the value per lot is for the whole and no opinion
is given as to individual proportionate values within
the lot.
6. Unless otherwise stated herein,
value(s) expressed is based on the general expertise and
qualifications of the appraiser as to the appropriate
market and valuation for the item(s); and purpose
involved. Where particular detailed valuation
information is relied on, it will be so stated in
writing.
7. Where the appraisal is based on a
sample of a larger whole, it will be so stated and it is
based on the assumption that the sample delivered is
representative and fair. No opinion or warranty is
hereby made as to the fairness or representative nature
of any large whole from which the sample was drawn.
8. Where an appraisal is based not
only on the item(s), but also on data or documentation
supplied therewith, this Appraisal report shall so state
by making reference thereto and, where appropriate,
attaching copies hereto.
9. Unless expressly stated, the
condition of the item(s) is good for its type, with
serious deficiencies and repairs noted. Ordinary wear
and tear common to this type of item is not noted.
10. No portion of this report may be
reproduced, copied or used in any manner by anyone
except the ‘owner/client’ without the previous written
consent of the ‘owner/client’ or this appraiser; and
then only in its entirety including all cover letters
and material.
11. It is understood that the
Appraiser has no past, present or contemplated future
interest in the items herein described and employment to
make this Appraisal and compensation for it are not
contingent upon the values found.
12. Should, in conjunction with this
appraisal, additional services of the Appraiser be
requested by the Client, his Agent or Attorney, or the
Courts (such as for added time researching for other
value purposes, pretrial conferences, court appearances,
court preparations, or any other related issues arising
from this service,) compensation for same shall be at
the customary hourly rate charged by the Appraiser at
that time and shall be paid by the Client immediately
upon receipt of a statement for said work or the
contractor may require payment of a retainer fee in
advance of such service, or appearances at his sole
option.
Certified Member of the International Society of
Appraisers Eric Finzi – Professional Fine Art Appraiser

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CERTIFICATION 2
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE 3
TERMS AND CONDITIONS 4
APPRAISAL 5
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