Complete listing guide
A complete listing does not mean a long text; it means verifiable information. The buyer should quickly understand what the piece is, how large it is, what condition it has and how it can be handed over.
Recommended structure
- Title with object type, style or period and main material.
- Description with condition, defects, restorations and known history.
- Complete attributes for dimensions, material, colour and location.
A clear listing reduces repetitive questions and builds trust in the seller.
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