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Value: $1,200–2,500 (pair, conservative auction estimate)
Decorative and well-proportioned pair of Louis XV style bergères, almost certainly late-19th/early-20th-century French revival rather than 18th-century period. The relatively uniform carving, consistent symmetry, and...
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Value: USD $1,200–2,400 (pair, auction)
Well-executed Louis XV style bergères, likely Belle Époque/early 20th-century production rather than 18th-century period. The symmetrical, crisp carving, uniform painted surface, and modern tapestry-type upholstery...
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Value: $1,800–3,500 (pair, auction)
This is a quality late-19th/early-20th century French pair of Louis XV style bergères. The carving vocabulary (shell-and-acanthus apron, floral crest, cabriole legs) and the gently scrolled, generously proportioned...
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Value: $1,500–$3,500 (pair, conservative auction estimate)
Well-presented pair of French Louis XV revival bergères with attractive painted and gilt frames and tapestry upholstery. The construction details visible (uniform carving, consistent paint, and overall symmetry) point...
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Value: $8–25 at auction
This appears to be a vintage pressed-glass oval relish dish made to echo the look of American Brilliant Period (ABP) cut glass. The rounded, uniform facets and overall molding suggest machine-pressed manufacture rather...
中国清式红木“月洞门”博古架（大型陈列柜）
Value: US$1,200–3,000 at auction (due to size, transport costs, and modern manufacture)
This is a contemporary reproduction of the classic Chinese moon-gate bogu shelf, not an imperial- or late-Qing period original. Indicators include the highly uniform machine-made brackets, segmented engineered arch...
中国清代复兴风格红木（月洞门）博古架
Value: USD 800–2,000
Well-executed modern decorative moon-gate bogu shelf in hongmu/rosewood-type hardwood. The crisp machine-regular joinery, uniform glossy finish, bright unoxidized brass pulls, and clean segmented arch strongly suggest a...
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Value: $40–80 (single candelabrum at auction; pairs bring more)
This appears to be an early 20th-century brass candelabrum of British taste, echoing late 18th-century neoclassical forms but produced with more industrial methods (threaded or brazed arms, uniform cylindrical sockets)...
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Value: USD $60–$150 (single candelabrum at auction; pairs bring more)
This appears to be a late 19th–early 20th century cast-brass five-light candelabrum in the Rococo Revival mode, likely French or Continental. The casting quality, threaded/assembled construction, and natural, uneven...
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Value: USD $100–$200 if period-printed 1991 issue; USD $30–$80 if later reprint...
Highly recognizable official imagery for the 44th Cannes Film Festival. The presence of the French credit line and printer notation is consistent with period-printed examples, but size, paper weight, and any printer’s...
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Value: USD $80–250 at auction for an original 1991 printing (common reprints: roughly...
This appears to be the official 1991 Cannes Film Festival poster, with all the expected textual elements and credits (Lemoine/Lemoine; Imprimée par Karcher). The design and printing details are consistent with period...
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Value: $15–$40 (auction liquidation estimate)
This is a modern, handmade fused-glass pendant with a pinch bail. The dendritic black veining and visible air bubble indicate kiln-fused or lampworked glass rather than agate or other stone. No maker’s mark is seen, so...
