COUNTERCASES
The value of a second look.
A considered view leaves room for the story to change.
Keeping is not always the answer.
A celebrated design can be difficult to live with. A scarce object can have very few buyers. A much-admired asset can cost more to maintain than its market gain. A familiar name can be attached to a poor individual example.
These are questions to investigate, not accusations against a particular maker. A Countercase needs evidence just as a Selection does.
No invented failures.
The opening edition has not yet published a fully researched individual Countercase. Our market readings already mark the limits of indices, estimates and isolated sale results; future case studies will follow the same evidence standard.