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Value: $60–$120
A well-executed mid-century decorative wood marquetry plaque, exhibiting characteristic craftsmanship and whimsical subjects of that period. The signature 'Soleil' suggests a studio or individual artisan, but not a...
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Value: $70 - $150 (auction estimate, mid-century decorative marquetry)
This piece is a well-executed example of mid-century marquetry with a focus on theatrical and musical symbolism, likely crafted in a Western European workshop or as an artist's studio piece. The geometric framing and...
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Value: $40-$90 (auction estimate)
This is a skillfully executed mid-20th century marquetry plaque with a theatrical theme, featuring a mask, lute, and grape motif. Signed by the maker, it demonstrates good craftsmanship and stylistic elements typical of...
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Value: $60 - $120 (auction)
A visually appealing decorative wall panel featuring fine marquetry work, typical of mid-century modern craftsmanship. The subject matter, with a smiling mask, fruit and mandolin, is traditional for decorative arts of...
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Value: $30–$60
This piece is an example of contemporary American folk art, distinguished by vibrant colors, whimsical perspective, and textured brushwork. The signed attribution to 'Carol Miller' indicates it is an original by an...
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Value: $40 - $120 (auction estimate; value depends on local/outsider art interest and...
Charming and colorful example of contemporary folk or outsider art, likely painted by an amateur or regional artist named Carol Miller. The whimsical subject and hand-painted texture add appeal, though the market for...
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Value: $8–$25 (depending on condition; unslabbed copy)
A word about fakes.. Key issues in the Bronze Age Marvel market are sometimes counterfeited or reprinted, but this issue #264 is not a highly counterfeited book nor a major key. Based on the 30¢ cover price, classic...
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Value: $75–$150 (auction estimate, depending on maker, condition, and demand for...
A fine and highly collectible example of Victorian uranium glass with pressed decoration. The piece is notable for its brilliant UV fluorescence and attractive opalescent ruffled edge. There are no obvious chips, cracks...
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Value: $100–$300 (auction, as-found condition)
This vintage R.C. Allen cash register is a classic example of post-war American business equipment—rugged, mechanically complex, and built for durability. Its current state, with significant surface rust and wear...
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Value: $70–$150 (auction market value, undamaged and genuine period example)
A collectible example of Victorian-period Vaseline opalescent glassware, highly valued for its vivid fluorescence and distinctive ruffled rim. The pattern, color, and manufacturing technique indicate a genuine late...
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Value: $200–$400 (auction liquidation value, presuming authenticity and original frame...
This decorated discharge certificate is an evocative and collectible artifact of post-Civil War American patriotic culture, combining both military history and folk art aesthetics. The presence of handwritten names and...
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Value: $175-$350 (at auction; contingent on completeness and condition)
This is a well-preserved example of an original 'The New Erector' set by A.C. Gilbert, dating to the 1930s or early 1940s. The set appears to be mostly complete, with original hardware boxes, wood case, and paperwork...
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Value: $600–$1,000 (auction liquidation value; higher in retail antique markets)
A word about fakes.. While roll-top desks are occasionally reproduced, the construction, wear, hardware, and quarter-sawn oak on this example suggest authentic late 19th-century factory craftsmanship. The characteristic...
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Value: $80 - $160 (at auction, depending on maker and condition)
A fine example of late Victorian period Vaseline glass, highly collectible due to its uranium content that glows under UV light. The bowl's two-tone effect and ruffled edge add visual interest, and its condition appears...
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Value: $60 – $120
This is a well-preserved example of late Victorian or early 20th century uranium (vaseline) glass, with a desirable ruffled and opalescent rim. The pronounced UV fluorescence and even opalescent coloration suggest...