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Value: $300–$800 (auction/liquidation estimate, assuming unknown local artist)
A bold, decorative contemporary landscape with strong post‑impressionist influence and thick impasto technique. The subject matter—bay, skyline, hills, and dogs—has regional and home‑decor appeal, especially to...
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Value: $300–$800 (auction/estate-sale level for an unsigned contemporary decorative...
A bold, decorative contemporary landscape using a thick, textured impasto technique to depict a bay-side scene with dogs, likely referencing a San Francisco–area vantage point. The work is stylistically cohesive and...
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Value: $300–$800 USD at auction (decorative contemporary art market)
Bold, decorative contemporary landscape that pays homage to Van Gogh’s swirling brushwork while depicting a modern bay-side scene with dogs in the foreground. The work has strong wall presence due to its large scale and...
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Value: $800–$1,500 auction
This is a solid example of an American Federal period painted pine blanket chest with integrated drawer base, a form prized in Americana circles for its utility and honest, vernacular character. The large...
中国仿明代青花双龙纹盘
Value: $150–$400 (auction, reproduction example)
This dish closely follows late Ming dragon designs, with vigorous five‑clawed dragons and cloud scrolls, but the overall look suggests a modern reproduction rather than a period Ming piece. The glaze and cobalt appear...
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Value: $300–$700
This is a handsome early-20th-century American enamel cook stove, likely a wood/coal range produced between the late 1920s and late 1930s, when pastel enamel and streamlined, quasi–Art Deco detailing were popular in...
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Value: $60–$120 auction value
Well-preserved example of a mid‑20th‑century Pitney Bowes mechanical postal scale, desirable mainly to collectors of office equipment, postal history, and industrial design. The clear model plate and intact rate chart...
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Value: $2,000 - $4,000
The piece is a representative example of early American furniture, showcasing simple yet functional design typical of the Pilgrim Period. The wear and construction indicate significant age, adding to its authenticity as...
明代青花龙大盘
Value: $8,000-$15,000
This Ming Dynasty Blue and White Dragon Charger is a fine example of imperial Chinese porcelain. Its quality and design are consistent with authentic period pieces, albeit with some wear indicative of age. Given its...
清式黄花梨官帽椅及配套方几一套
Value: $1,000–$2,000 for the suite at auction
This is a modern Qing revival suite rather than an 18th‑century imperial group. The overall form correctly follows classic Ming–Qing official’s hat prototypes, but the extremely fresh surfaces, sharp machine-cut edges...
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Value: $500-$700
This piece is a fine example of early American craftsmanship, showing signs of age such as patina and wear. The dovetail joints are indicative of the period's construction methods. While the chest is in fair condition...
明代青花龙纹盘
Value: $10,000 - $20,000
This dish is a fine example of Ming blue and white porcelain, known for its vibrant cobalt blue imagery and sophisticated brushwork. The condition displays typical wear consistent with age, enhancing its authenticity.
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Value: $800 - $1,200
This American pine blanket chest, originating from the late 18th century, demonstrates the practical and rustic craftsmanship of Colonial America. The dovetail joints are a classic feature of the period, reflecting hand...
明式青花龙纹盘
Value: $200 - $500
The dish displays characteristic Ming-style dragon motifs but is a modern reproduction, likely from the late 20th century. The glaze and painting style are consistent with recent production techniques.
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Value: $1,500 - $3,000
This American pine blanket chest from the late 18th century is an authentic piece with practical design and character. Signs of wear, including scuffs and patina, are consistent with its age. Brass hardware and dovetail...