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Value: USD 10–25 (single cup; more with matching saucer or as part of a set)
This appears to be a mid-20th-century formal demitasse cup with a neoclassical band and coronet cartouche, typical of postwar English or Japanese tableware. Quality looks good (clean white body, crisp transfer print...
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Value: $5–$20 (single cup, no saucer; auction/liquidation basis)
This appears to be a late-20th-century demitasse cup made of fine porcelain/bone china with a neoclassical border and gilded handle/rim. The crisp, repeat pattern suggests transfer print rather than hand painting...
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Value: $5–$20 (single cup, no saucer; auction)
A decorative late-20th-century demitasse cup with classical border and gilt handle. The design and execution—ivory-white body, dark border banding with a crown cartouche, and bright intact gilding—are consistent with...
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Value: $5–$20 (single cup without saucer, auction liquidity range)
This is a decorative demitasse cup of good quality bone china with bright gilding and a neoclassical printed band. The red crown inside a scroll cartouche is decorative and does not by itself indicate Royal Warrant...
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Value: $25–$60 auction
This appears to be an authentic early 20th-century shop oiler, notable for its integral conical filler/vent and long pinched spout. The construction (rolled and soldered sheet metal, iron wire handle), oxidation and use...
中国民俗复兴风格 硬木与竹制“八枚钱纹”椭圆形花器
Value: $40–$120 (auction estimate)
This is a decorative Chinese planter or presentation basket executed in a folk-revival manner. The eight-lobed rim with embedded cash-coin medallions and bamboo lining are common export-decor features from the late 20th...
中国民间风格 镶古钱纹榆木与黄铜木质洗脚盆/洗盆
Value: $60–$120 (auction)
This appears to be a mid-20th century Chinese decorative wooden basin embellished with cast medallions imitating Qing cash coins. The coins seem to be solid plaques (not actual pierced coins), and the overall...
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Value: $10–$25 at auction
This is a modern reproduction print of the Mona Lisa intended for decorative or educational use. The paper’s faux-canvas surface, lack of publisher’s imprint on the front, and visible corner/edge wear all point to a...
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Value: $10–$40 (auction/dealer floor, depending on size and condition)
This is a decorative, later reproduction of the Mona Lisa, likely a poster or open-edition print intended for home or educational display. No evidence of hand-applied paint, plate marks, publisher’s imprint, or a...
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Value: USD $120–$240
A classic mid-century ‘atomic’ sunburst wall clock attributed to Vialux, presenting well with period-correct typography, sweep seconds, and gilded metal rays. The design and visible patina are consistent with 1960s...
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Value: $100–$200 (auction, dependent on working condition and originality)
A classic 1960s European sunburst wall clock branded Vialux, with attractive gilt rays and a readable Arabic-numeral dial. Design and typography are consistent with period examples, and there is visible light age to the...
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Value: $80–$250 (auction, vintage poster; not a hand-signed limited edition)
This appears to be a vintage exhibition or decorative poster after Marino Marini, not an original hand-signed, limited-edition lithograph. The in-plate printed date and printed signature in the image area are typical of...
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Value: USD 100–300 (auction, as a vintage reproduction/unsigned lithograph); note: a...
This appears to be a period reproduction or unsigned color lithograph after Marino Marini, whose iconic 'Cavaliere' horse-and-rider motif and palette strongly match this composition. The presence of the date '1955' and...
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Value: $15-$40
This is a modern decorative plaque inspired by Maya iconography, likely produced for the tourist and home-decor market in Mexico or neighboring regions. The uniform molding, consistent surface coloration, lack of burial...
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Value: $20–$60 (auction/liquidation estimate)
This appears to be a modern decorative plaque inspired by Classic Maya iconography rather than an archaeological artifact. The uniformly molded details, consistent surface wash, lack of burial patina or mineral...