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Value: $3,000–$7,000 (auction estimate, assuming authenticity and good condition)
A highly collectible and attractive example of Edo Period samurai armor, featuring distinctive craftsmanship and genuine components. The helmet displays appropriate patina and age. Brass family crests lend both historic...
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Value: $6,000–$12,000 (auction estimate, if authentic and unrestored)
A classic example of Edo period Japanese samurai armor components. The kabuto and menpo show well-preserved surfaces, crisp mon on the fukigaeshi, and excellent coloration of lacquer, suggesting careful storage over the...
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Value: $600–$1,200 (auction liquidation value, depending on condition and demand)
A classic example of American petroliana. While this sign shows moderate to heavy rusting and some loss to the porcelain surface, its age, subject, and authenticity make it desirable to collectors of gas station...
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Value: $30–$75 (for the lot, auction value)
These are collectible examples of mid-century American industrial safety cans. Their red paint, patina, and early utilitarian construction lend authentic vintage appeal. Commonly repurposed today as decorative objects...
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Value: $40–$90 (for the group, at auction; values can fluctuate with condition and...
These are classic American industrial gas cans from the mid-20th century. Often used in commercial and private settings, they are now valued more for vintage display or industrial-themed décor than for functional use...
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Value: $1,500–$3,000 (auction liquidation estimate, depending on condition and...
This is a quintessential example of Victorian wicker furniture, notable for its elaborate scrollwork, sweeping curves, and exuberant design — a testament to the late 19th-century taste for decorative, yet functional...
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Value: $1,500 - $3,000
A particularly ornate and well-executed example of American Victorian wicker furniture. These statement chairs were often found in parlors circa 1880-1900 and are prized for their exuberant design and handwoven details...
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Value: $1,200 – $2,000 (pair, at auction, depending on condition and originality)
A rare pair of English Restoration period caned chairs, likely Charles II era. The design, proportions, and turned details are consistent with late 17th-century English furniture. Originality appears generally good, but...
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Value: $500-$1,200 (auction, if authentic and in very good condition)
This is a classic example of a 19th-century American pie safe. The form, construction, and materials are consistent with period utilitarian kitchen furniture. The originality of the punched-tin panels and signs of...
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Value: $800–$1,600 (auction liquidation value)
A word about fakes.. While early American blanket chests are occasionally reproduced, this example displays convincing period-appropriate construction with dovetail joinery, early bracket feet, and an original surface...
明代青花龙纹瓷盘
Value: $3,000 - $10,000 (auction estimate if authentic; could be higher depending on...
A classic example of Ming blue and white porcelain with strong imperial decorative symbolism, recognizable dragon rendering, and period-appropriate material traits. Condition and authenticity will significantly affect...
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Value: $500-$1,200
A well-crafted example of an early 19th-century American blanket chest, likely used for textile or general storage. Retains original form and patina, with desirable dovetail joinery, period hardware, and appealing...
清末丝绸刺绣女袍
Value: $3,000–$7,000 (if authentic and in good condition)
A fine example of late Qing Dynasty embroidered attire for women, showing skilled craftsmanship and bright, auspicious motifs. Such robes are highly collectible, especially when retaining vibrant color and original...
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Value: $40 – $120 (auction liquidation value for decorative modern armor sets)
This appears to be a modern decorative reproduction inspired by European armor of the late Renaissance. The highly polished, flawless finish, lack of patina, and machine-made aspect suggest it is intended for display...
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Value: $60 - $150
This lithograph is a strong example of early 20th-century American maritime art prints, capturing industrial steamship activity. While not original painted art, such prints were popular souvenirs and wall art in the...