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中国龙纹铸铜砚台托盘
Value: $150-$350 (auction liquidation estimate; value depends on authenticity, age...
A word about fakes: Scholar's objects, especially those with dragon motifs, are commonly reproduced. The casting and etched details, as well as visible surface patina, suggest potential age, but the market is rife with...
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Value: $200–$400 (depending on rarity and condition at auction)
A rare and visually striking Victorian-era advertising piece that reflects both the period's printing technology and the racialized marketing trends of the era. Such boxes are attractive to collectors of antique...
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Value: $80–$200
This commemorative wristwatch is a collectible piece of NFL memorabilia from the 1991 Pro Bowl in Hawaii. While the materials are typical of promotional sports watches and the market for such items is generally niche...
20世纪中期雕刻木制中国风象棋套装
Value: $80 - $180 (auction liquidation value, as a decorative vintage set)
A decorative hand-carved chess set with strong Chinese traditional influences, likely produced in the mid-20th century for the gift or tourist market. Not an antique but collectible for its craftsmanship and thematic...
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Value: $50–$150 (auction estimate; value is modest but can increase with contextual...
A fine example of a late 19th or early 20th-century governmental appointment certificate, reflecting the formal and ornate document styles of the period. While visually appealing and collectable, such certificates are...
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Value: $30-$80
A word about fakes... While forgery exists in the ephemera market, this appears to be a standard early 20th-century Ohio document, the type readily found among local government records or family archives. In...
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Value: $60–$120 (auction estimate for similar gubernatorial documents...
A well-preserved piece of Ohio political history, showing typical age-related patina such as toning and spots of minor staining. Its value is in its historical context rather than rarity or material worth. Collectors...
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Value: $60-$150 USD
A decorative and authentic example of early 20th-century American governmental ephemera. Its value lies in historical and local interest, especially in Ohio, rather than rarity. The condition—aged paper with...
中华民国时代外债公债签名部分
Value: $100–$300 USD (dependent on condition, rarity, and specific type of...
A genuine historical fragment of a Chinese government bond, notable for its clear official signature and red seal. It represents an important era in China’s financial history, particularly regarding sovereign loans and...
中华民国政府公债（部长印章及签名）
Value: $80–$300 (depending on overall completeness, condition, issue, and signatures)
A historically significant example of early 20th-century Chinese government bonds aimed at international capital markets. These bonds are collected for their numismatic, financial history, and cross-cultural interest...
清朝湖广铁路金贷款债券（1911年）
Value: $150 - $300 (depending on condition and collector interest; many such bonds...
This item is a collectible early 20th-century Chinese government bond, valued for its decorative appeal and historical context rather than for any surviving financial claim. The condition appears reasonable and...
中国清朝政府1911年5%湖广铁路金债券（印刷纸）
Value: $120–$400 USD (depending on condition, serial number, and whether coupons are...
A historic and collectible Chinese government bond from the late Qing era. While no longer redeemable, such bonds are collected for their historical significance and artwork. Values can fluctuate based on collector...
中国五彩瓷盖罐
Value: $150 - $350 (auction liquidation range for a late Qing to Republic period...
A decorative Chinese Famille Verte porcelain jar, attractively painted and topped with a foo dog finial, likely dating from the late Qing or Republic period. While visually striking and collectible, the style, palette...
中国五彩粉彩狮钮盖罐
Value: $250 – $500 if late Qing; $100 – $200 if Republic/Modern revival
Attractive and decorative jar showing some traditional hand-painted famille verte elements. The foo dog finial is stylish but relatively crude compared to imperial examples, suggesting a provincial kiln or...
中国五彩瓷盖罐
Value: $200 - $600 (if late Qing or early Republic period; significantly less if...
Attractive and decorative example of a Chinese Famille Verte covered jar, likely made for export. The presence of a dog-of-fo finial is common in both late Qing originals and 20th-century reproductions. The jar's...