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Value: $500-$1,000
This piece is a typical example of an American pine stepback cupboard from the late 19th century. Its construction and wear are consistent with its age, and it shows an appealing patina. While it doesn’t represent...
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Value: $400–$900 (auction)
Period two-part step-back cupboards in pine were staples of late-19th-century American farmhouses. The butt hinges, simple mortise-and-tenon framed doors, bracket feet wear, and utilitarian proportions support a late...
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Value: $120–$250 at auction (decanter and stopper; amber mug not included)
Classic late-19th-century Bohemian decanter in the Mary Gregory tradition, likely uranium glass (will fluoresce under UV). The clear, tiered stopper and ruffled lip are consistent with period work; enamel figure style...
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Value: USD $80–$180
Classic Mary Gregory-style decanter in vaseline glass. The hand-enameled white figure and foliage, ruffled neck, and bulbous form align with late-19th/early-20th century Bohemian and American output. The clear...
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Value: USD 3,000–7,000 at auction if an original painting; open-edition prints of the...
A technically accomplished contemporary figurative painting with photorealist handling and surreal, smoked-motion echoes. Composition, palette, and subject align with works by Italian painter Alessandro Marziano. From a...
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Value: USD 3,000–7,000 (auction)
A compelling contemporary realist work with refined modeling, photographic lighting, and a spectral sequential-motion device that adds psychological depth. Composition and finish are consistent with practiced studio...
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Value: USD $3,000–$8,000 at auction for an original oil of comparable size; $200–$800...
Well-executed contemporary portrait blending baroque tenebrism with urban realism. The screenshot strongly suggests a work by Alessandro Marziano, though title and dimensions are unknown. A word about fakes...
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Value: USD 3,000–7,000 at auction if an original oil on canvas; prints or...
The image aligns closely with the oeuvre of Italian painter Alessandro Marziano—moody chiaroscuro, meticulous realism, and spectral motion effects. If this is a signed, original oil on canvas of comparable large size...
中国清末至民国风格描金髹漆榆木匾额《惠澤桑梓》
Value: $400–$1,000 (auction, conservative)
This appears to be a traditional Chinese honorific plaque with the phrase “惠澤桑梓,” typical of late Qing–Republic communal gifts. The construction (single large board with applied gesso and gilded relief, donor list, and...
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Value: $100-$300
This Victorian wooden clothes wringer is a charming piece of household history, offering insight into past domestic practices. The construction is typical of late 19th-century craftsmanship.
清式木雕石面圆几
Value: $300 - $600
The stand exhibits classic Qing dynasty style features but is likely a later reproduction from the late 19th to early 20th century. The quality of carving and condition suggest it is more decorative than a highly...
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Value: $150–$350 (auction)
A decorative mid-20th-century French-style figural mantel clock. The uniform gold paint, casting softness, and retailer name on the dial point to a later reproduction rather than a 19th-century bronze garniture...
穆拉诺风格吹制玻璃猫摆件
Value: USD $20–60 (auction)
Attractive modern décor piece in the Murano idiom, but no foil label, signature, or documented provenance to support Italian manufacture. Color palette and construction are consistent with contemporary export glass from...
穆拉诺风格手工吹制玻璃猫摆件
Value: $20–$60 at auction
Charming contemporary ‘Murano-style’ cat with good color layering and applied tail. Workmanship and palette point to mass-produced modern export rather than Venetian studio output. A word about fakes.. Murano-style...