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中国雍正风格斗彩瓷玉壶春瓶（六字雍正款）
Value: $80–$250 (auction, as a modern decorative reproduction)
Well-painted decorative vase made in homage to Yongzheng-period doucai wares. The extremely bright white glaze, very even and clean footring without kiln grit, and the precise, regular six-character reign mark suggest a...
清雍正款 斗彩石榴纹瓷瓶（仿古）
Value: USD 80–200 at auction (as a later reproduction). If genuinely Yongzheng period...
This is a well-executed decorative vase in the Yongzheng-period doucai taste. The crisp white body, very even enamels, perfectly regular borders at the neck, and the neat six-character 'Da Qing Yongzheng Nian Zhi' mark...
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Value: $75–$200 (auction, as-is)
This is a later 20th-century Colonial Revival style oak pedestal table rather than a period Victorian/Edwardian piece. The uniformly machined lion’s paw feet, laminated/turned pedestal, and even, modern finish all...
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Value: USD $150–$400 at auction
This appears to be a later 20th-century revival of the classic American Golden Oak claw- or lion-paw pedestal dining table, not an 1890–1910 period example. Indicators include the uniform machine turning, comparatively...
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Value: $150–400 at auction (period 18th-century impression could reach $300–600...
A well-known architectural print of the west front of St. Paul’s Cathedral, widely issued in the early Georgian period by Bowles. Your example shows the classic calligraphic title “The West Prospect of the Cathedral...
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Value: If an original 1923 stone-lithograph: $2,000–$5,000 at auction; if a later...
This is the well-known Borsalino hat poster with the chimpanzee and floating fedora, a witty visual to underscore the tagline “È inimitabile” (inimitable). The tax/affissione stamp at upper right reads “COMUNE DI MILANO...
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Value: $80–$200 (auction, conservative)
This appears to be an early-to-mid 20th-century European architectural street scene, likely Italian based on the Romanesque campanile with paired belfry openings and steep spire. The handling of wash and texture...
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Value: USD 80–200
This is a well-rendered early 20th-century European architectural view, most consistent with Northern Italy given the Romanesque campanile and vernacular stone houses. The piece appears to be a hand-executed ink wash...
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Value: $150–$400 at auction
This is a well-executed Chippendale-style side chair, likely American, mid-20th century. Hallmarks include the rococo-pierced splat, acanthus and shell embellishment, and cabriole legs with pad feet. The uniform, crisp...
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Value: $100–$250 (auction, as presented)
Decorative period wall art typical of parlor furnishings around 1900. The ornate glass-and-gesso spandrel framing strongly supports a turn-of-the-century date, and the subject (shepherdess with flock) aligns with...
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Value: $100-$250 (auction estimate)
Well-presented Victorian parlor chromolithograph with a notably ornate églomisé and gilt-composition mat. The subject, a shepherdess with flock, was popular in the period and suggests a mass-market yet decorative print...
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Value: $50–$150 (auction, depending on size/mark/condition)
A charming singerie figure consistent with 20th-century Italian Capodimonte-style decorative ceramics. The glossy glaze, simplified modeling, and absence of visible factory marks indicate a later decorative production...
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Value: $80–$200 at auction
A charming singerie-themed decorative figure inspired by 18th-century Meissen/Paris precedents (e.g., Affenkapelle), but the glossy glaze, simplified modeling and palette point to a later 20th-century Continental...
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Value: $100–$300 at auction (if by an unidentified/lesser-known artist; may be higher...
This is a well‑executed contemporary abstract collage that blends musical ephemera with gestural paint and textured grounds, typical of late 20th‑century assemblage practices influenced by Schwitters/Kolar and...