A chair, a table, a shelf from a known workshop is too big for any certified safe and easy to confuse with "old furniture" once the label is missing. In the overview Security for collectors you secure the room and the origin, not a compartment.

What gets ruined without a thief

Sun bleaches leather and wood, a cellar warps the construction, a wet cloth on the sensitive covering makes rings. You do not put the original leather at the south window. You do not screw anything on "to fit" without having the condition in a photo first.

When someone comes

Furniture rarely goes along in the short night, unless it is small, signed, and stands by the door. Small signed pieces do not stand there. The apartment door, the alarm system, and the list are the protection. If you run a whole interior as a collection, you tell the policy piece by piece, otherwise it is household contents.

The folder

Design, maker, year, dimensions, label as a photo, receipt, damage. A later covering is listed as later in the list.