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Value: $60–$150 (as is, due to condition; higher if restored)
A good representative example of Eastlake parlor furniture. The carved walnut elements and geometric motifs are classic for the period, but the chair is in poor condition due to heavy upholstery wear and staining...
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Value: $60-$150 (per lamp base, depending on maker and condition; pairs may fetch a...
Attractive example of mid-century modern lamp design with signature textured ceramic and geometric cutouts. No visible maker's mark, but the form and materials represent the period well. The lamp appears to be in good...
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Value: $100 - $250 (per lamp, if part of a pair could be $200-400)
A stylish and evocative example of mid-century Brutalist lighting, with desirable geometric piercing and tactile ceramic texture. These lamps are moderately collectible and make strong decorative statements. Value...
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Value: $200-$400 (per pair at auction, depending on condition and maker)
Attractive and functional example of Mid-Century Modern lighting, with desirable textured ceramic surface and geometric cutouts. Their design and materials fit well into contemporary settings favoring modernist or retro...
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Value: $100–$250 (auction/fair market value, as a decorative vintage lamp base)
A decorative lamp base made from or inspired by an Asian-style carved figure, re-purposed mid-20th-century as a folk art table lamp. While possessing visual appeal and vintage charm, it lacks significant age or fine...
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Value: $80–$150 (auction estimate for decorative Judaica book of this type and age...
A well-crafted mid-late 20th century Judaica book likely intended as a gift or ceremonial piece. Although not an antique, such pieces are collected for their craftsmanship and religious significance. The silver plating...
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Value: $80 - $200
A classic mid-century Judaica object, valued for its ornate craftsmanship and symbolism rather than rarity. Such book boxes were popular in Jewish households for protecting and beautifying religious texts. The piece is...
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Value: $40–$120 (auction liquidation)
This decorative book cover exemplifies traditional midcentury Judaica craftsmanship, likely mass-produced for ceremonial, gift, or tourist purposes. The construction and materials are typical of Israeli and diaspora...
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Value: $20–$50 USD (auction liquidation, as a decorative reproduction)
This is a well-made and attractive Victorian-style sundial compass table, likely produced as a decorative object rather than a functional antique. It is not an authentic 19th-century scientific instrument, but will...
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Value: $20–$50 USD (decorative collector's value, not antique value)
This is a decorative reproduction of a Victorian sundial compass, typical of items produced for the gift and novelty market. While it is styled after genuine 19th-century portable scientific instruments, it does not...
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Value: $20 - $50 (auction estimate for decorative/reproduction instruments of this...
This is a decorative reproduction inspired by Victorian-era sundial compasses, commonly produced in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, primarily for the collector and novelty markets. While attractively made and...
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Value: $75–$150
A functional and decorative piece characteristic of Victorian leisure culture. The quality of craftsmanship and moderate wear suggest this is an original late 19th-century to early 20th-century pipe stand, not a modern...
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Value: $20 - $40
A word about fakes... This piece is a decorative novelty item and not an authentic Victorian scientific instrument. Its playful construction and excellent condition, along with the use of machine-made elements, indicate...
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Value: $20–$50 (auction liquidation value)
This is a decorative reproduction styled after Victorian-era portable sundial compasses. While nicely detailed, the use of turned legs, perfect condition, and mass-produced fittings indicate it is a modern novelty...
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Value: $20–$50 (decorative/novelty value; not a scientific antique)
This is a charming decorative piece in the Victorian Revival style, combining nostalgia for 19th-century scientific instruments with a whimsical presentation. Its construction and materials suggest modern manufacture...