williams painting

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gino22

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What a bizarre certificate. Seems like the gallery was exceedingly concerned with legal issues, which does not inspire confidence as far as their reputability is concerned...
 

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What a bizarre certificate. Seems like the gallery was exceedingly concerned with legal issues, which does not inspire confidence as far as their reputability is concerned...

Not sure what you mean by this or how you discern that from the certificate pictured?
 

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I agree. On the contrary the certificate actually may be a good sign. Most reputable dealers offer certification on original art that is purchased in their gallery. This certificate provides proof of ownership and helps authenticate any original art for future appraisal. I would look into having the piece examined. Williams is far too common of a name to research, in my opinion. Excellent quality and I for one would have bought it regardless after seeing original certificate of ownetship.
 

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