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Value: $600-$1,200
This is a fine example of Victorian wicker furniture. The craftsmanship is evident in the delicate yet sturdy construction. It remains a desirable piece for collectors of decorative furniture.
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Value: $500 - $1,000
This is a fine example of a Victorian wicker armchair, showcasing the era's love for ornate detail and craftsmanship in natural materials.
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Value: $150-$300
A decorative Victorian oil lamp likely used for functional and aesthetic purposes. The brass has developed a patina that indicates age.
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Value: $800–$1,500 USD at auction
This is an appealing example of Pennsylvania German Federal period country furniture: a painted pine blanket chest with lower drawers, retaining its original dated fraktur-style inscription panel of 1805 and much of its...
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Value: $150–$300 USD
A handsome American brass kerosene table lamp combining Miller burner hardware with a Rayo-branded font and richly decorated brass body. The lamp shows honest age: deepened patina, scattered surface oxidation to the...
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Value: $100 - $300
These are well-preserved traditional snowshoes with good patina, characteristic of the early to mid-20th century.
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Value: $500-$1,000
This piece is a well-preserved example of early 20th-century home appliances, likely used for both cooking and heating.
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Value: $300 - $700
A charming example of early 20th-century kitchen appliances, suitable for collectors of vintage stoves.
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Value: $10–$25 USD at auction
Decorative pressed glass open sugar bowl made to imitate American Brilliant cut crystal. The sharp geometric motifs and hobstar medallions follow late 19th-century cut glass fashions, but the even mold seams and...
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Value: $10–$30 USD at auction
A decorative early 20th-century pressed glass creamer in the EAPG / cut-glass revival taste. Attractive pattern and form, typical of mass-produced tableware from American glasshouses. Collectible as part of pattern...
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Value: $300–$600 auction value
Decorative American wicker armchair in the Victorian revival taste. The dramatic scrolled crest and sides, elaborate lattice back, and arched stretcher base point to quality workshop production rather than mass-market...
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Value: $1,200–$2,000 USD at auction, depending on weight, hallmarks, and maker
A refined late 18th‑century English silver coffee pot of George III neoclassical design, or a well-made later 19th‑century revival example if hallmarks prove later. The tapered form, engraved festoons, and scroll wooden...
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Value: $300–$600 auction
Charming American country pie safe in honest, used condition, with decorative punched-tin star motifs and a warm pine surface. The proportions, simplicity of construction, and hardware placement are consistent with late...
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Value: $1,500-$3,000
This Federal Period blanket chest shows signs of age-appropriate wear and has an authentic patina, indicating it is likely from the late 18th to early 19th century. The construction, including dovetail joints and...
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Value: $500 - $1,000
The dish features classic Ming dynasty dragon motifs but appears to be a later reproduction. The wear and glaze suggest it may be of 20th-century manufacture. These kinds of reproductions are prevalent due to their...