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Value: $300-600 (auction)
This appears to be a Sepik River ceremonial mask intended for men’s house display or dance use rather than a war shield or bark-cloth mask. Hallmarks include the long hooked nose, carved and painted crescent motifs...
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Value: USD $150–300 at auction
This appears to be a Sepik River spirit mask of the type displayed in men’s houses (Haus Tambaran), executed with typical polychrome relief carving and a pronounced hooked nose. The crisp, fairly symmetrical carving...
清代 粉彩“九桃”图天球瓶 瓷瓶
Value: If Qianlong mark and period: USD 500,000–2,000,000 (auction liquidation). If...
This is a well-painted Chinese famille-rose tianqiuping vase with the celebrated 'nine peaches' longevity motif, closely echoing Qianlong imperial prototypes. The proportions, palette and subject align with Qing...
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Value: $400–$900 at auction (higher if pre-1950 with solid provenance)
This appears to be a Sepik River spirit or ceremonial mask, likely associated with men’s spirit houses (haus tambaran) or performance use. The long hooked nose, concentric eye motifs, chalky mineral pigments, incised...
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Value: $300–$900 at auction (conservative trade/auction estimate; significantly higher...
This appears to be a Sepik River spirit mask with classic features: elongated board-like form, exaggerated hooked nose ridge with small raised nodes, concentric eye rings, and a toothy crescent at the chin. The...
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Value: $15–$40 (auction/liquidation)
This is a modern home-decor desk globe that borrows the look of 18th–19th century cartography but is not an antique scientific instrument. The marble base and bright plated hardware, the simplified labels, and lack of a...
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Value: $30–$100 at auction assuming gold-plated costume with glass/low-value cabochon...
This appears to be a contemporary signet-form ring featuring an oval blue cabochon in a smooth closed bezel. The bright yellow tone and lack of visible wear or hallmarks in this photo suggest it may be a plated fashion...
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Value: $50–$150 as costume/gold-plated with glass; if tested as solid 14k–18k with...
This appears to be a contemporary signet ring with a blue cabochon in a bold, modernist mount. Without visible hallmarks or metal/stone testing, it should be treated as an attractive fashion piece first; professional...
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Value: $50–150 as a contemporary gold-plated ring with glass/unknown stone; if testing...
This appears to be a contemporary signet ring with a blue cabochon in a yellow-metal mount. Without hallmarks or tests, the safest assumption is gold-plated or gold-tone with a glass or common gemstone cabochon. To...
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Value: $150–$400 (auction)
This appears to be an original mid-20th-century mixed-media work on paper in a gestural figural idiom. The textures, layering, and broken pastel strokes suggest hand-executed media rather than a mechanical print, though...
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Value: USD $100–$300 at auction
This appears to be an original mid-20th-century mixed-media work on paper rather than a print, based on the visible crayon impasto, irregular paint deposits, and hand-ruled border. The subject, palette, and handling...
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Value: $10–$25 (auction/liquidation)
This is a vintage but mass-produced kitchen crock from the late 20th-century ‘country goose’ trend. The rolled rim form, cream glaze, and transfer graphic align with U.S. retail housewares of the late 1980s–early 1990s...
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Value: $10–$25
A decorative late-20th-century stoneware crock in the iconic ‘Country Geese’ motif—quintessential 1980s American farmhouse decor. The off-white glaze, transfer-printed heart-and-ribbon with three geese, and simple...
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Value: USD $5–20 at auction
This is a vintage, mass-produced countertop crock from the late 1980s–1990s, featuring the quintessential hearts-and-geese motif popular in American Country decor of that era. The form and glossy cream glaze, along with...