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Value: $50–$150 (raw, depending on condition; CGC-graded high-grade copies can realize...
A desirable Bronze Age comic featuring iconic cover art and significant storytelling within the Conan series. Collectors value early Conan issues, especially in good or better condition. This copy presents well, with...
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Value: $4,000 - $8,000 USD (auction estimate, dependent on completeness and condition)
A well-preserved and authentic example of mid-to-late Edo period samurai armor. The presence of a kabuto with original hardware, clan crests, and a matching menpo is a strong indicator of quality. Expected wear and...
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Value: $18,000–$40,000 (auction estimate for authentic, well-preserved Edo period...
A well-preserved and visually striking example of Edo period samurai armor, complete with helmet and facial mask. The elaborate gilded crests, quality of construction, and condition suggest this was made for a samurai...
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Value: $600 - $1,500 (ungraded, depending on condition; values can be much higher for...
This is a classic and highly collectible card, especially prized by baseball collectors and Johnny Bench fans. The 1968 Topps set is known for its distinctive burlap border design. Its value heavily depends on...
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Value: $300 - $1,500 (depending on condition; higher values for professionally graded...
A highly sought-after baseball card mostly due to Mike Schmidt’s Hall of Fame career. The card's value is significantly influenced by its condition and whether it has been professionally graded. Visible wear will reduce...
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Value: $40 - $100 (for the group, depending on condition and maker)
These are classic examples of mid-century American safety gasoline cans. They remain collectible for their bold, industrial design and historical context as utilitarian objects, though condition issues such as rust...
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Value: $400 - $900 (at auction, depending on condition and rarity)
A classic and highly collectible example of American petroliana, with strong appeal among advertising and automobilia collectors. Surface rust and wear are typical for outdoor signs of this age, and add to its...
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Value: $800 - $2,000 (auction estimate)
A fine example of the elaborate and whimsical wicker furniture that characterized the American Victorian era. This chair's complex and decorative construction, with tall, flowing lines and scrollwork, speaks to the...
明代青花龙纹盘
Value: USD 40,000 – 80,000 (if authentic and in good condition, at auction)
This appears to be an early Ming blue and white dragon dish, a type highly prized for its craftsmanship, imperial symbolism, and historic significance. The painting quality, composition, and age-appropriate wear suggest...
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Value: $900–$1,500 for the pair (auction estimate, assuming period authenticity and...
This pair of high-back chairs exemplifies late 17th/early 18th-century English craftsmanship, with classic William and Mary forms like elaborate cresting, caned seats, and robust stretcher bases. The overall look and...
清朝丝绣女袍
Value: $2,500–$6,000 (auction estimate, depending on condition, color brightness, and...
A visually striking and authentic Qing Dynasty embroidered robe of high quality, likely made for an affluent woman in the late 19th or early 20th century. It shows classic motifs and a color palette representative of...
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Value: $400–$900 (auction, depending on condition, authenticity, and local demand)
A well-preserved example of American rural utilitarian furniture. The punched tin panels display classic folk art design with good patina and age. The finish and wear appear consistent with genuine 19th-century use...
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Value: $800 - $1,800 (auction liquidation value, reflecting condition and regional...
This is a well-preserved example of an American Federal period painted blanket chest, with substantial age, original painted surfaces, and early hand-forged brasses. The dovetail joinery and bracket feet are typical of...
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Value: $2,000–$3,500 (for the pair, at auction)
A highly decorative and collectible example of early 19th-century Paris porcelain, notable for its vivid floral painting, richly burnished gilding, and clear Dagoty factory markings. The amphora shape and elaborate...
清末铜龙纹砚台托盘
Value: $200-$400 (auction liquidation value, assuming authentic late Qing period)
This tray appears to be a late Qing Dynasty bronze scholar's tray, notable for its detailed dragon motifs and traditional form. The wear and patina indicate age and use in a scholar's studio, adding to its authenticity...