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穆拉诺风格手工吹制玻璃猫摆件
Value: $15–$40 (auction liquidation estimate)
Decorative contemporary Murano-style cat figurine, probably a Chinese export piece imitating Venetian studio glass. Color layering and applied tail are attractive, but overall finish and lack of label/signature point...
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Value: $150–$400 (as-is; local auction). $400–$900 if fully serviced and operational
A classic MCM media console by Zenith, presenting the brand’s ‘Stereophonic High Fidelity’ tuner, a Zenith-badged automatic record changer, and a rectangular CRT television in a stylish walnut cabinet with cane grilles...
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Value: $200 - $500
This Zenith console is an iconic example of mid-century modern design. While not highly valuable, it holds nostalgic and aesthetic appeal for collectors of vintage electronics. Functional condition and originality of...
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Value: $100–$300
Decorative, hand-painted oil typical of mid-century commercial studios producing Paris street scenes. Quality is competent with lively knife work but lacks the finesse, lighting, and signed authentication of listed...
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Value: USD $100–$250 at auction
Decorative post-war Paris street scene typical of department-store and tourist-market oils. Paint surface shows genuine impasto rather than a print. Without a legible, listed signature or gallery labels, this should be...
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Value: USD $100–$300 (auction)
Attractive decorative Paris street scene typical of mid-century European workshop production echoing Cortès/Blanchard. Strong impasto and atmospheric perspective read as hand-painted rather than a print, but absence of...
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Value: $80–$200 (auction)
A lively, hand-painted Paris street scene typical of mid-century decorative exports inspired by Cortès/Blanchard imagery. The thick, irregular impasto and absence of a dot matrix indicate true oil paint rather than a...
现代仿玉绿色玻璃犀牛摆件
Value: $20–$60
A decorative, late-20th-century molded glass rhino made to evoke the look of polished jade. The glossy, uniform surface, even coloration, and probable mold seams point to industrial production rather than hand-carved...
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Value: USD $30–$100
Attractive vintage decorative glass figure, probably American pressed/slag glass from the mid-to-late 20th century. Form and finish suggest mold-made production rather than hand-carved stone. A word about fakes.. In...
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Value: $5–$15 (single cup, auction)
A practical, mass-produced espresso cup in clear pressed glass. The molded handle junctions and even wall thickness suggest machine pressing rather than hand-blown work. Staining and light abrasion indicate regular use...
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Value: $80–200 (auction, as-is condition)
Well-known subject after Rubens from the Medici cycle, almost certainly a period copperplate engraving rather than a modern reproduction. Paper tone, plate wear, and long French caption are consistent with late...
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Value: $100–$250 (auction, as-is condition)
Well-composed French historical print, probably an early 19th‑century impression after a 17th‑century model. The French caption and evident plate mark suggest a copper engraving rather than a later photomechanical copy...
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Value: $150–$350 (auction, group as pictured)
Elegant early 20th-century European porcelain serving pieces, likely French Limoges or Bavarian manufacture, showing forms and scalloped gilt rims typical of c. 1900–1925. Moderate quality with hand-applied gilding and...
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Value: $100–$250 (auction, for the group as shown)
Attractive white-and-gilt serving suite typical of turn-of-the-century European manufacture. The loop handles, scalloped rims, and fully gilt grips align with Bavarian and Limoges production of the 1900–1930 period. No...
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Value: $300-$500
This is an authentic vintage Texaco sign, commonly used at service stations. The wear and patina are consistent with its age, adding to its collector appeal.