purchase an insurance policy that specifically covers antique furnishings and to keep detailed records and appraisals of each item. This will ensure that she can provide evidence of the items' authenticity and value in the event of a claim. Additionally, Jacqueline should regularly update her appraisals to account for any changes in the market value of the antiques. By taking these steps, Jacqueline can protect her investment and ensure that she receives fair compensation in the event of a loss.
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