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Value: $40–$100 (auction, as a used complete)
This is a modern, mass-market but collectible skate complete with an eye-catching floral/hummingbird graphic and a prominent single-letter logo likely associated with Foundation’s ‘F’ decks. Condition shows clear use...
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Value: $20–$60 (used complete, auction/liquidation range; higher only if a confirmed...
This is a modern, mass-produced but collectible skateboard complete with an appealing nature-themed graphic and an “F” logo. Wear on the nose/tail and wheel yellowing indicate use, which typically lowers value unless...
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Value: USD $10–30 at auction (if base-metal fashion jewelry). If hallmarked and...
This appears to be a recent, mass‑produced layered fashion necklace rather than an antique. The absence of visible hallmarks suggests base metal rather than sterling, though only testing (magnet/acid or XRF) can...
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Value: $10–$30 at auction (as fashion jewelry; if confirmed sterling silver, adjust to...
This appears to be a recent, mass-market fashion necklace featuring a trendy paperclip chain paired with one or more herringbone strands. The bright finish, extender chain with bead, and absence of visible hallmarks...
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Value: $10–$30 at auction (if silver-plated/base metal); $25–$80 if confirmed solid...
This appears to be a single layered necklace with three strands—two herringbone chains and one paperclip link—typical of mass-market fashion jewelry from the last decade. Absence of a visible “925” or maker’s cartouche...
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Value: USD $20–60 at auction
This is best considered a modern decorative urn made to look ancient. The rope-and-swag relief is a neoclassical motif uncommon on authentic ancient pottery from the region, and the coarse, even encrustations read as...
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Value: $60–$150 (auction, for the group in present condition)
This is a classic interwar set of hollow-cast lead U.S. ‘doughboy’ figures, strongly in the Britains Ltd. tradition. The oval green bases, slender proportions, detailed puttees, and hand-painted American flag match...
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Value: US$40–90 (group, at auction)
This appears to be a mixed group of American dime-store lead soldiers from the late interwar to WWII era, most consistent with Barclay and/or Manoil production. The elongated green bases, silver Brodie helmets, marching...
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Value: $80–$140 (auction, for the group as shown, depending on maker confirmation and...
This appears to be an interwar hollow-cast lead grouping portraying WWI American ‘doughboys’. The sculpting, color palette, green bases, and cloth stretcher strongly align with Britains Ltd stretcher-party and U.S...
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Value: $20–$60 (auction/estate level, framed decorative print)
This appears to be a late 20th-century offset lithographic reproduction of a Victorian-era genre scene (children playing ring-around-the-rosy), presented in a contemporary custom frame with triple matting and a...
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Value: $30–$80 (framed reproduction print, auction level)
This is best classified as a modern decorative reproduction of a well-known Victorian child-genre painting often titled 'Ring-a-Roses' and associated with Frederick Morgan. The presence of modern double matting...
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Value: $40–$100 at auction (framed reproduction print)
This appears to be a modern framed reproduction of Frederick Morgan’s popular Victorian genre painting of children playing 'Ring a Ring o' Roses.' The subject, palette, and composition are consistent with Morgan’s...