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Value: $1,800–$3,500 at auction (set/lot, depending on total piece count and silver...
This is a genuine Gorham 'Strasbourg' pattern service, a classic American sterling design first issued in 1897 and long produced due to its popularity. The crisp shell and scroll cartouches, the Gorham STERLING stamp...
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Value: $200 - $400
The flatware set appears to be well-crafted and is indicative of Gorham's Rococo Style 'Strasbourg' pattern. It shows signs of use consistent with its age but remains a collectible piece.
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Value: $60–$120 (auction/wholesale)
A well-proportioned Eastlake period side chair in walnut with good original surface and characteristic incised decoration. The upholstery is a later replacement and shows wear and staining, but the frame appears stable...
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Value: $100-$200
This chair appears to be an authentic Victorian piece, showcasing well-crafted woodwork typical of the period. The upholstery seems more contemporary, which may affect value.
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Value: $100–200 auction
Well-marked Edward Miller 'Juno' central-draft banquet lamp from the late Victorian period. Patina, oxidation on the cast wreath, and wear to the plated base are consistent with age. Chimney appears later; the lamp...
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Value: $100-$200
This is a well-preserved example of a Victorian era Miller brass oil lamp. Its condition and maker's marks contribute to its collectible status.
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Value: $100-$200
This is a traditional butter churn, showing signs of use and wear typical of its age. It is a functional and decorative piece for collectors of farmhouse or primitive antiques.
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Value: $800 - $1,200
This is a classic example of a Victorian-era barber chair, known for its ornate design and functionality. Made by a reputable maker, this piece is still in fair condition with typical wear expected from its age.
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Value: $400 - $800
These chairs exhibit the characteristics of modernist design, popular in the late 20th century, with their use of tubular steel and minimalistic form.
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Value: $200 - $600
This organ is a good example of Estey's craftsmanship, representing a period musical instrument popular in homes of the late 19th century.
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Value: $300-$500
This piece is a fine example of Eastlake furniture, popular in the late 19th century. The use of oak and the geometric design motifs are characteristic of the style, reflecting a transition from the more ornate...
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Value: $150 - $300
A well-preserved example of a Philco cathedral radio, retaining its original components and showcasing the Art Deco style prevalent in early 1930s radio design.
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Value: $10-$30
A functional and collectible kitchen appliance from the 1970s. Common among vintage kitchenware enthusiasts, but relatively low in value.
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Value: USD 400–800 at auction
Well-made brass-bound writing slope of the Victorian campaign period showing age-consistent use and oxidation to the mounts; interior largely intact with compartments, though the writing surface appears a later...
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Value: $800 - $1,200
The piece appears to be a genuine example of a 19th-century campaign writing box with appropriate signs of age and wear.