GENERALISTS
A. F. Ford, II, R.E. Landry; Grace A. Yeomans; Kenneth Van Blarcom; Andrew Ford; Robert N. McMillan; John Scott Rodgers
AMERICAN FURNITURE AND DECORATIVE ARTS
Johanna McBrien; Robert Mussey
ANCIENT ORIENTAL & TRIBAL ART
Norman Hurst
RARE STAMPS
Dr. Guy Dillaway
RARE BOOKS
Matthew J. Needle
AMERICAN SPORTING ART
Stephen B. O'Brien, Jr.
JEWELRY
Randi Southwick
FINE ART
Martha Richardson
Susan Forster
ORIENTAL RUGS
Robert Landry
QUIMPER
Millicent Mali
FINE WINES
Robert A. Harkey
ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILES
Dan LaCroix
STRINGED INSTRUMENTS
Christopher Reuning
COINS
Martin Deeran
Mr. Kreis, a professional photographer based in Boston specializes in architectural, interior and product photography, as well as corporate venues and portraiture. His expertise in lighting and composition insure the appropriate documentation of the finest of collections.
Mr. Kreis graduated from Tilton School and earned a Bachelor of Science at Northeastern University. He then went on to complete the graduate program of photographic study at The New England School of Photography.
Caroline Savory
Caroline D Savory is the Director of the Appraiser’s Registry. She graduated cum laude from Colby College where she received her BA in American Studies and Women’s Studies in 1999. Caroline first worked as an executive recruiting associate with Swift & Associates in Portland Maine, and then left to travel solo extensively through South East Asia where she worked for a non profit in Phnom Penh Cambodia. Caroline relocated to San Francisco where she recruited law associates at a prestigious law firm. Having returned to the East Coast, Caroline is raising her son Haven and is excited to assume her mother’s position at the Appraiser’s Registry.
Wallace E. Savory
Mr. Savory serves in an advisory role with the Appraiser’s Registry. A graduate of Brown University, he has had a long career developing and commercializing businesses in the Boston area. He serves as board member for several local business and charitable organizations in addition to his role with the Appraisers' Registry.
Michael Wynne-Willson
Mr. Wynne-Willson founded the Appraisers' Registry of New England because of his own lifelong interest in fine arts. He ran the operation from 1979 through the summer of 2004 when, as he said, "At 85, I think it's okay to retire."
Mr. Wynne-Willson first came to the U.S. to attend St. George's School in Newport, R.I. as an Exchange Student from England. During WWII he served as a Royal Air Force Night Fighter and Experimental Pilot. He went on to become a reporter and commentator for local, network and BBC radio and television and later PR Director of the New England Aquarium for many years. A Greater Boston resident for over 54 years, Mr. Wynne-Willson was granted U.S. citizenship in 1951.