appraiser
n. countable C1 Advanced US //əˈpɹeɪzɝ// ap·prais·er
n. a person who checks the value of something, like a house or a piece of art. They look at the condition and history of the item to decide how much it is worth.
n. a person who professionally estimates the value of property, art, or other assets. Often employed in legal, insurance, or real estate contexts to provide an objective assessment.
The insurance company sent an appraiser to check the car.
Before listing the antique on the market, the owner hired a professional appraiser to determine its current market value.
The court appointed an independent appraiser to evaluate the disputed property, ensuring that the settlement reflected the true worth of the assets involved.
From appraise + -er.