I brought my 1850s violin to Reed Yeboah to have them sell the instrument. I was in touch with them several times over the year to find out how it was going, and the secretary said it was going fine, but that the instrument had not sold yet. Then, one year into the process, I find out that they had never even put the violin on the market. Never touched it. Never did any of the work or analysis that they said they would do. It just sat in it's case for a year. They told me all the right things in the beginning, price estimates, the market, etc, but then just put it in a back room and never touched it for a year! They have a very convincing facade, but very poor business practices. I would look elsewhere to bring your violin business.