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Value: $100-$180 USD (auction/estate)
A good quality and visually appealing example of late Victorian uranium glassware with desirable opalescent ruffled edging. The strong fluorescence under UV light confirms the vaseline glass composition. Such pieces...
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Value: $60 - $120 (auction/liquidation estimate for period authentic piece in good...
This bowl is a classic example of late Victorian opalescent and uranium glass, with its characteristic ruffled edge and striking fluorescence under UV light. Pieces of this type are collectible, particularly when...
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Value: $80–$180 USD (auction market value for comparable period Vaseline glass bowls...
This is a well-preserved example of late Victorian Vaseline (uranium) opalescent art glass. The glowing effect under UV light authenticates the presence of uranium, a classic signifier for this collectible category. The...
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Value: $80–$150
A fine example of late 19th-century American art glass, this bowl offers desirable collector attributes: uranium glass composition, attractive opalescent ruffled rim, and crisp pressed decoration. The strong...
清式粉彩瓷瓶
Value: $100 – $300 (auction liquidation estimate, as a modern reproduction)
A word about fakes.. Famille rose vases bearing Imperial marks continue to flood the market and almost always date to the late 20th or 21st century, made for the decorative art market. The appearance of a Qianlong iron...
中国民国时期粉彩瓷瓶
Value: $300-$600 (auction estimate, assuming Republic Period manufacture)
This is a well-executed example of Republic Period famille rose porcelain, replicating Qing dynasty Qianlong imperial style. The painting is detailed and colorful, with typical period motifs. The seal mark to base is...
粉彩人物纹瓷瓶，光绪款
Value: $300–$800 (if Republic period or later 20th-c. reproduction; authentic Guangxu...
A well-painted famille rose vase with attractive enamels and a Guangxu mark. The vibrant palette and decoration are characteristic of late Qing or early Republic exports, but the mark and overall condition suggest it is...
仿清粉彩人物纹瓷瓶
Value: $150–$400 (auction liquidation value)
A word about fakes.. The market for Qing dynasty famille rose vases is inundated with modern reproductions imitating the Qianlong period. This example, with its crisp enamels, apocryphal Qianlong seal mark, and overall...
清代雕花硬木雕刻婚床
Value: $6,000 - $12,000 (auction estimate, dependent on provenance and condition)
This is a substantial and ornate Qing dynasty wedding bed of the type popular amongst affluent families in 19th-century China. It features intricate openwork and narrative panels, with abundant gilt decoration. While...
晚清雕花硬木描金百子喜床（帐子床）
Value: $7,000 - $15,000 (liquidation auction range, if authentic; could be higher for...
This is a highly decorative and large late Qing dynasty carved hardwood wedding bed, known as a ‘baizi chuang’ or festive marriage bed, notable for its intricate gilt relief scenes and luxurious scale. Such objects...
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Value: $60–$150 (depending heavily on condition; higher if NM or slabbed and lower for...
This is an iconic Bronze Age comic book and a landmark cultural crossover event, bringing together Superman and real-life boxing legend Muhammad Ali. The treasury format and spectacular Neal Adams cover make this a key...
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Value: $1 - $3 (in circulated condition)
A genuine 1943 Jefferson Nickel, a common wartime issue notable for its silver content. This particular example appears well-circulated, with moderate wear but clear date and portrait. Value is in line with typical...
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Value: $1 – $3 USD (circulated, average condition)
A common but collectible U.S. wartime nickel, featuring a historical alloy composition due to WWII nickel rationing. This coin is of interest to collectors for its silver content and wartime origin, but it is widely...
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Value: $60–$120 USD (auction/liquidation value, assuming genuine silver and stones...
A classic example of a Victorian Revival cluster ring featuring amethyst or similar purple stones set in sterling silver. The overall workmanship is attractive, though not at the level of a true Victorian period piece...
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Value: $60 - $120 (auction liquidation estimate)
The ring is an attractive Victorian Revival cluster piece, likely from the late 20th century. The stones show good color and the silver work is detailed, though the construction and setting patterns point to a more...