Staff

Scott Singer 
Scott Singer - President - Singer Galleries, Seattle
Scott's passion since childhood is to collect antiques. Growing up in Omaha, Nebraska, he browsed local antique shops and started collecting as a teen. After graduating from Arizona State University with a B.A. in Art History and minors in Business and Chinese Mandarin, Scott moved to Seattle where he opened Singer Galleries in 1981. Over the years Scott has watched his business grow from the little local antique shop to a highly-respected International antique business. Scott is also a long-standing member of the International Society of Appraisers. He travels across Washington, Oregon, California, and Arizona serving appraisal clients for insurance, divorce, equitable distribution, and estate purposes.

 

Maria McCrackin
Maria McCrackin - Manager - Singer Galleries, Seattle
Maria started working at Singer Galleries in 1987 at 16 years of age. Starting as a part-time office assistant and eventually becoming store manager. Maria was born and raised in Seattle and is a University of Washington graduate with a B.A. in Business Administration.

Maria is an accredited valuer with the Appraisals International Society. She has successfully completed all of the registered gemologist appraiser courses offered by the Insurance Institute of Jewelry Appraisals and continues her education in the field of gemology and appraising. Her extensive experience in the antique and appraisal business has given her a great understanding of the marketplace with a specific interest in estate jewelry and antique silver.

Over the years Maria has watched the antique business change with technology. She was a major contributor bringing Singer Galleries online in the early stages of internet commerce. As an antique collector herself, Maria enjoys her days at work researching new pieces and connecting people with beautiful things.


Kolton Roach
Kolton Roach - Client Liaison - Singer Galleries, Seattle  
Kolton became interested in antiques at an early age when his parents purchased an historic home built in 1910 in his hometown of Salem, Indiana. It was and still is their goal to restore the home and fill it with period pieces. Kolton began going to estate auctions every weekend searching for furniture and objects of local provenance. Being exposed to antiques that were testaments to history was something that has stuck with him and continues to drive his interest. At Indiana University Kolton completed a BA in Art Marketing with art history, marketing and business.