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Value: $300 - $600
This is a genuine vintage Texaco sign, known for its iconic red star and green 'T'. Signs of wear and rust indicate age, enhancing authenticity.
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Value: $15,000-$30,000
An impressive and well-preserved example of Edo Period Samurai armor with significant historical and cultural value.
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Value: $1,500 - $3,000
These chairs are authentic examples of William and Mary period furniture with signs of age and wear that are consistent with their age. The caning and turned legs are hallmark features of this style.
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Value: $50-$150
This comic book is a notable 1973 special issue of Conan the Barbarian by Marvel Comics, featuring iconic artwork by Barry Windsor-Smith. While not a first appearance, it remains a collector's item due to its artistic...
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Value: $1,500 - $3,000
This mahogany blanket chest represents typical American Federal Period design with its simple, functional form and use of dovetail joinery and brass hardware. The presence of bracket feet and lower drawers adds both...
明式青花龙纹盘
Value: $500 - $1,000
This dish is a modern reproduction in the Ming style, featuring traditional motifs with good craftsmanship. However, signs indicate it's not an authentic period piece.
明式青花“龙纹祥云”瓷盘
Value: $150–$400 (auction, as a decorative modern reproduction with damage)
This dish bears a neatly written six-character base mark reading “Da Ming Jiajing Nian Zhi,” but multiple details indicate a modern reproduction: the stiff, uniform calligraphy of the mark, the relatively grey cobalt...
中国仿明代青花五爪龙纹瓷盘
Value: $200–$500
This is a well-executed Ming Jiajing-style blue and white dragon dish, but the overall impression points to a modern reproduction rather than a 16th‑century original. The cobalt is relatively uniform and lacks the...
明式青花龙纹盘
Value: 300-500 USD
The dish is a striking imitation of Ming dynasty porcelain, specifically drawing from the Jiajing period motifs. Despite the Jiajing mark, the vivid blue color, crisp lines, and lack of wear suggest a modern...
明代青花龙纹盘
Value: $3,000 - $5,000
The plate appears to have authentic Ming Dynasty characteristics, including its double circle mark and cobalt blue glaze. However, careful attention to its patina and construction details such as the foot rim is...
中国粉彩“玫瑰碗/广彩”风格瓷地瓶
Value: $300–$600 USD at auction
Decorative Chinese export porcelain floor vase in the popular Rose Medallion / Canton famille rose style, likely made for the Western market around the turn of the 20th century. Painting quality and composition are...
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Value: $400–$800 USD at auction
This is an evocative piece of American commercial folk advertising: a country-store screen door customized with a painted Bond Bread logo and slogan. Bond Bread was heavily promoted in the 1920s–40s, and painted screen...
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Value: $60–$120 at auction
This is a late 19th-century Victorian side chair, likely American, with modest Eastlake influence in the linear carvings, turned front legs, and small brass casters. The frame construction, turned elements, and moderate...
清式黄花梨官帽椅及夹桌三件套
Value: US$1,000–2,000 for the three-piece suite at auction
This is a modern Qing-revival three-piece suite imitating imperial huanghuali official’s hat chairs, not an 18th‑century palace commission. The classical proportions and use of dense, attractively figured hardwood give...
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Value: $150–$350 USD at auction, assuming mostly untested and in as‑is cosmetic...
This is a classic American mid‑century modern Zenith stereophonic console, integrating television, radio, and phonograph in a single walnut cabinet. The styling, tube schematic dated 1950s, and branding are completely...