A collection is assembled over years. It is passed on in a single document.

Between “left the paintings to the children” and “the collection survived as a whole” lies the difference of a structure set in advance. The House holds a collection across borders, taxes and generations — as a single asset, not a scatter of objects. With one team. Across 190+ jurisdictions.

This is you if

The collection is worth a fortune, yet you own it as a set of objects in your own name.
Objects and storage are in different countries, and every border is a duty, a tax and a risk of disclosure.
You want to pass the collection on whole — so the heirs do not sell it off while dividing the estate.

A collection gathered over a lifetime is divided by the heirs in a single dispute.
Its integrity is set by a structure while the owner is here.

Settled positions for the collection

Five moves around the collection

ISuccession of the collectionA structure that holds the collection as a single asset and passes it on whole — without a split and without a sale at inheritance.→IIOwnership through a structureThe collection separated from the personal name and brought under one architecture — the inheritance law of one country does not decide for the whole collection.→IIIMoving across bordersStorage, exhibition and movement of objects between jurisdictions — without undue duties and without an event that discloses the owner.→IVProvenance and clean titleThe right to the objects and the history of ownership documented so the bank, the insurer and a future buyer accept them.→VA foundation or a legacyThe collection as a foundation, or a quiet transfer to the heirs — the order set by you, not by the law of a foreign country.→

“We keep silent about ourselves — which is why we are trusted to keep silent about you.”

Beneath every decision — the signature of a partner of the House. On the side of the collection, and only.

Integrity is set while you are here.

A Diagnostic will show the ownership, the borders, the taxes and the options of structure for the collection. Forty-eight hours.

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