Fine Art Insurance

Specialist insurance for works of art, collections, jewellery, regalia and antiques, for the enjoyment of future generations.

More than just an insurer

Our specialist fine art policy caters specifically for high value, rare and unique items, so you can be sure nothing is left to chance. Because of our expertise, we can offer more than just insurance. Just some of the items we can cover are; paintings, jewellery, regalia, ceramics, glass and metal ware, sculptures, furniture, textiles and tapestries, gold and silver items and antiques.

What's covered by Fine Art Insurance

New acquisitions

Defective title

Work in progress

Temporary removal

Reasonable costs for emergency evacuation

Heritage Risk Management

Risk support to help your organisation manage risks well.

Heritage risk support

Find a Document

Policy information, guides, templates and forms all in one place

Document Library

Claims Enquiries

New claims can be made 24 hours a day 7 days a week

Claims Enquiries

Why Choose Ecclesiastical

Practical guidance from our risk management team- including risk management advice, helping with building valuations and access to a comprehensive library of resources.
Personalised claims support - direct contact with the specialist handling your case, for clear communication and a smoother experience.
We believe that better business can better lives- we're proudly part of the Benefact Group and donate our available profits to good causes.

Need a quote ?

Our Fine Art Insurance is only available through a broker. Speak to your broker for more details about our specialist range of insurance products.

FAQs

We can provide a specialist approach to your fine art insurance, depending on your individual needs. We can cover private collections or those managed in galleries, museums, historic houses, castles etc. For more information please contact us or your insurance broker.

No, this cover can be added to your cover if you have an existing policy or can be bought as a policy in its own right.

You should obtain a Loan Agreement for any loaned art you wish to insure. Conditions may apply when art is on loan so you should make us, or your insurance broker, aware of the circumstances.