The Perfect Thing

ina and decoratives, They offer the ability to sell and market extraordinary items, meticulously chosen by the owners, showcasing them in a magnificent 9000 square foot space. In 2007, the Perfect Thing name became the umbrella the shop, personal property appraisal business and Estate Liquidation service. Whether you are looking for the perfect piece of furniture, want to accessorize your home, need to liquidate an entire estate or sell a single item, or need your property evaluated and valued, The Perfect Thing, Inc. is the perfect place. It is truly a family-run business through generations. IN THE BEGINNING

In 1989, Judith Martin joined her mother, Gloria Moroni and formed M & M Sales Estate Liquidations. Gloria and Judith conducted their first sale together in March of 1989. After partnering with her in the estate sales, Judith soon joined Gloria in the personal property appraisal business. In 1994, Judith attended formal classes in appraisal practice, theory and methodology through the International Society of Appraisers. She was awarded her Certification in 1997 and continued on to teach the exact classes she had taken for the ISA. The Perfect Thing was the obvious next step for Judith Martin. Beginning in October 2003, she decided it was time to apply her expertise in the selling of large estates to selling individual items as well. Her vision was a “small” store front to showcase extraordinary items she was able to cherry pick from smaller estates. In November 2003, Judith opened the doors to the 8,000 square foot showroom and began her new direction of offering quality, high-end items to the general public at affordable prices. In early 2004, daughter Kate Martin came aboard to assist in the undertaking and is now the managing partner for The Perfect Thing, Inc.. In 2008, Judith was voted onto the ISA Board of Directors and is the past President of the International Society of Appraisers Board of Directors. Kate has followed suit, earning her appraisal accreditation with the International Society of Appraisers in 2011 and also sits on the Board of Directors for the Foundation for Appraisal Education. All three ladies are generalist appraisers, and Judith has taken Kate on as partner not only at the shop but in the estate sales and appraisal business as well. Gloria has since retired.