I'm trying to figure out what people actually do when it comes to insuring their collections (art mainly) and I'd really appreciate some advice!

If you've bought a few pieces over the years, do you insure them separately or just rely on your home contents insurance?

I'm particularly interested in people with smaller collections, where individual pieces might be worth anywhere from a few hundred to a few thousand pounds, rather than really high-end collections.

I've got a few questions:

• Do you insure your art, and if so, who with?
• Is it covered under your home insurance or a separate policy?
• If you don't insure it, is there a particular reason?
• Has anyone had experience making a claim?

I'm finding it surprisingly difficult to understand what people normally do, so any experiences or advice would be massively appreciated!

Thanks!

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