NSW cops question insurer over stolen art Eighteen artworks stolen from a property in 2010 have been seized at a family home in Wiley Park. POLICE are talking to an insurer over the discovery of $1.5 million worth of artworks at a family home in Sydney's south west. Police searched the house at Wiley Park on Monday and found 18 artworks by famous Australian artists, including John Perceval and Pro Hart, reported stolen from an exclusive Darling Point property in 2010. The artworks were found intact with "minor electrical items" from the same house. Superintendent Michael McLean from Campsie Local Command said it was surprising to find the electrical equipment as well as the artworks years after the initial robbery. "We're a little surprised we found all of those items that were stolen during the break and enter during 2010," he told reporters on Wednesday. Supt Michael McLean said the condition of the cars "indicated some type of rebirthing effort being under taken at the premises." He said it was unlikely the find was part of a wider criminal enterprise. Police have talked with the family living at the home and are continuing investigations. They couldn't say whether the family was known to police.