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Value: $2,500–$6,000 (auction, as a 20th-century display/assembly). Note: if proven...
Well-presented, complete samurai armor in the Edo style, likely an early-to-mid 20th-century assembly for display or export. The even, bright lacing; uniform lacquer and fittings; and the cast, decorative dragon to the...
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Value: USD $400–800 (pair, conservative auction estimate)
These are well-proportioned Portuguese Baroque style chairs showing classic Iberian features: lofty arched/scrolled crestings, narrow oval caned backs, baluster-turned legs, and a bold turned front stretcher. Surface...
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Value: $20–$50 (auction, as shown; higher if professionally graded in VF/NM)
This appears to be Marvel’s Conan the Barbarian King-Size Special (Annual) #1 from 1973 with classic Barry Windsor-Smith cover. From the front image, condition looks around Fine with moderate spine ticks and light...
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Value: $500–$1,000 auction
This is a convincing period country chest rather than a modern reproduction. Indicators include large irregular hand-cut dovetails, oxidized pine surfaces, shrinkage and corner wear consistent with 18th–early 19th...
明式 漳州（汕头）风格 青花龙纹瓷盘
Value: $80–$200 at auction (as a decorative modern reproduction; authentic late Ming...
This appears to be a Ming-style Zhangzhou (Swatow) dragon dish rather than an imperial Jingdezhen piece. The watery cobalt, dotted scales, cloud forms, and casual composition align with late Ming export aesthetics, yet...
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Value: $200–$400 at auction as currently presented without third-party authentication...
A visually appealing, fan-assembled Grateful Dead display centered on the 'Reckoning' album art. The signatures appear bold, but there is no visible third‑party authentication and we lack close-up images to confirm pen...
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Value: $75–$200 (auction, raw/ungraded, assuming EX to EX-MT and authenticity)
This appears to be a 1969 Topps Johnny Bench #95 second-year card, identifiable by the blue name circle, the All-Star Rookie trophy, and overall 1969 Topps layout. From the single front image, corners and surface look...
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Value: If period original (as found, poor–fair): $500–$1,200 at auction. If later...
Classic Texaco round dealership sign. The graphics and legend 'MADE BY THE TEXAS COMPANY' fit late 1920s–1930s production when the red star/green T brandmark was standard. Condition is rough with edge chipping...
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Value: $4,000–$12,000 (auction, as seen, assuming later assembly/reproduction)
Well-presented, complete-looking suit of samurai armor in the Edo style. The uniform indigo lacing, clean brocade, and theatrical relief dragon on the dō suggest a 20th-century assembly or reproduction rather than a...
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Value: USD $250–500 (pair, auction). If period early-18th century, comparable examples...
Well-proportioned Iberian chairs showing classic Portuguese Baroque motifs—arched cresting with scrolled ‘ears,’ tall narrow caned splats, and a prominent urn-turned front stretcher. Wear, surface losses, and slack...
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Value: $25–$60 (auction, raw mid-grade). High-grade slabbed examples can realize more...
This appears to be Marvel’s Conan the Barbarian King-Size Special #1 (1973), an oversized reprint special from the early, highly collected Roy Thomas/Barry Windsor-Smith run. The copy shown looks generally bright with...
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Value: $400–$900 (auction)
This is a solid example of a New England country Chippendale blanket chest with drawers, likely late 18th century. The hand-cut dovetails, oxidized pine, lid molding, applied bracket base with honest wear, and overall...
明式青花瓷龙纹盘
Value: $80–$250 at auction (20th-century example; authentic late-Ming examples would...
This appears to be a Ming-style blue-and-white ‘three dragons among clouds’ dish. The brushwork is somewhat mechanical, the cobalt lacks the rich “heaping-and-piling” tonal depth typical of 16th–early 17th century...
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Value: $150–400 as presented (uncertified); up to $2,000–4,000 if the...
A visually appealing Grateful Dead ‘Reckoning’ era signed display. The central piece looks like an album flat (not a full LP sleeve), with bold black-ink signatures that appear to include Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey...
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Value: $120–$300 at auction (raw, ungraded; grade-sensitive—higher if professionally...
This appears to be the 1969 Topps Johnny Bench #95 All-Star Rookie Cup, a key second-year card of a Hall of Fame player. Visuals suggest a clean, sharp example with slight centering shift; back is not shown. A word...