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Value: USD $1,800–$3,000
A complete and impressive early 20th‑century ship’s binnacle with its correction system intact (Kelvin balls and Flinders tube) and an original-style oil lamp. The Scandinavian card (O for east/Ost, V for west/Vest; NO...
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Insufficient information to appraise. Please provide photos. A word about fakes.. Many categories—especially Chinese antiques, African tribal arts, arms and armor, and designer furniture—are rife with high-quality...
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Value: $1,000 - $3,000
This is a well-preserved vintage ship's binnacle with a compass, likely from the early to mid-20th century. It shows authentic signs of age and usage typical of nautical instruments of this type.
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Value: USD $400–$900 (auction liquidation estimate)
This presents as a period American fan-back Windsor armchair with Philadelphia-influenced features: the scrolled crest ‘ears,’ robust carved knuckle arms, shaved and slightly irregular spindles, and splayed turned legs...
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Value: $800 - $1,200
This Windsor armchair is a fine example of American craftsmanship from the period. The patina and wear are consistent with age, enhancing its authenticity. Such pieces are valued for their historical significance and...
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Value: $300-$600
This chair is a fine example of an American Windsor armchair from the 18th century. The wear and patina suggest genuine age, and its authentic features contribute to its value and interest.
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Value: $500,000 - $700,000
This piece likely dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. It exhibits the classic features of Rodin’s work, including the emotional expressiveness and dynamic pose. The presence of Rodin's signature on the base...
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Value: USD 10–30 at auction (raw, mid-grade example); higher grades can reach USD 40–80
A collectible Bronze Age Marvel treasury featuring Conan and Red Sonja; desirable for its oversize format and Buscema/Chan cover. Condition appears mid-grade with edge/corner wear and spine stress visible. A word about...
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Value: $20-$40
This is a desirable collector's item for fans of Conan the Barbarian, featuring classic Marvel artwork and storytelling. The edition is known for its oversized format which makes it distinctive among comic collectors.
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Value: $10-$20
This is a collectible comic book from the 1980s featuring the popular character Conan. Its value is moderate, generally appealing to fans of the series or collectors of Marvel comics. The condition looks very good based...
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Value: $8–$20 (auction, raw copy; higher if professionally graded in VF/NM or better)
Recognizable Bronze Age Conan magazine with classic Earl Norem painted cover. Not a key issue but solidly collectible among sword-and-sorcery and Marvel magazine collectors. Condition appears better than average with...
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Value: USD 300–700
Well-executed Colonial Revival example emulating early 19th-century American Classical/Federal lyre-base card tables. The uniformly even finish, very crisp and symmetrical carving, bright brass strings and hinge, and...
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Value: $600–$1,200 (pair, auction estimate)
These are convincing period Iberian (Portuguese) Baroque high-back caned side chairs. The domed caned backs with scrolled ‘ears,’ the block-and-baluster turnings with a melon front stretcher, and the hoof-like feet are...
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Value: US $400–1,000 (pair, auction/liquidation estimate given condition and...
These are classic Iberian high-back caned side chairs with features associated with late Baroque seating from Spain/Portugal: the tall arched and molded back with scrolled ‘ears,’ block-and-baluster legs joined by an...
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Value: $200–$400 (pair, auction basis, as-is condition)
These are Iberian chairs made in homage to 17th–18th century Portuguese Baroque seating. The tall arched cane backs with scrolled ears, turned legs and central bobbin stretcher are hallmark features. Wear is...