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汉代中国绿釉建筑陶冥器罐
Value: $15,000–$25,000 (if authentic and with good provenance)
This is a classic example of Han dynasty green-glazed architectural funerary pottery, notable for its elaborate model buildings and figures. The work demonstrates convincing period handling including typical glaze...
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Value: $10 - $25 (decorative value; not an antique or artist-signed collectible)
This is a contemporary, mass-produced decorative ceramic figurine. While charming and well-made, it does not appear to be an antique or limited-edition collectible. Such items are commonly found at craft fairs, gift...
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Value: $10–$30
This hand-built ceramic figurine exemplifies playful modern studio craft, likely produced by an individual potter or in limited batches. While charming and indicative of personal or small-scale artistic creation, it is...
中国唐代三彩釉陶罐带盖
Value: $4,000–$8,000 (if authentic Tang dynasty sancai jar, auction value)
This jar is a classic form of Tang dynasty sancai ware, with typical tricolor glaze application and decorative motifs that align strongly with known funerary jars from the period. The glaze pooling, crazing, and color...
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Value: $150–$350 (auction estimate if authentic and of this period)
This is a decorative Ottoman Revival charger, made primarily for wall display rather than utilitarian use. The quality of the repoussé work is representative of late 19th to early 20th-century Middle Eastern export...
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Value: $2,000–$4,000 (auction estimate, condition considered)
A beautifully preserved example of Federal period craftsmanship. The rich mahogany veneer and intricate inlays are consistent with high-end card tables from late 18th- to early 19th-century America. The design and...
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Value: $3,000–$7,000 (auction estimate, assuming authenticity and good untouched...
A high-quality example of a Federal period demilune card table. The craftsmanship, refined use of veneers, and sophisticated inlay work are representative of late 18th to early 19th century American furniture. The...
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Value: $2,500 - $5,000 (auction liquidation value, depending on condition and...
A high-quality and elegant Federal period card table featuring superb figured mahogany and refined inlay work. Its craftsmanship, proportion, and traditional materials are highly consistent with authentic period pieces...
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Value: $40–$100
This piece is a well-made example of late Victorian utilitarian decor, with expressive foliate highlights and authentic signs of age. The verdigris surface suggests natural aging and exposure to the elements. While...
中国青铜麒麟雕像
Value: $40 - $100 (if modern; far higher if authentic Ming/Qing, but evidence suggests...
This bronze qilin figure is a decorative item inspired by Chinese tradition, likely a modern reproduction made to resemble antique examples. There are telltale signs of recent casting and artificial patina application...
中国青铜龙头水嘴
Value: $200–$400 (auction liquidation value, assuming period authenticity; lower if a...
The object is an interesting example of traditional Chinese bronze craftsmanship, though stylistically it shows a somewhat coarse execution which is more typical of late period or early Republic pieces, or even later...
中国铜麒麟雕像
Value: $250 - $800 (if authentic late Qing/Republic period; lower if modern...
This is a decorative Chinese bronze Qilin figure, well-cast and featuring a traditional style. While the patina suggests some age, this genre is heavily reproduced, especially in the late 20th century. The piece has...
中国青铜龙摆件
Value: $100 - $400 (depending on age, quality, and authenticity)
A decorative bronze figure representing a dragon, an auspicious symbol in China. The form, surface detail, and casting indicate a piece made for decorative use, likely late Qing, Republic, or 20th century. Without more...
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Value: $80-$200
A word about fakes.. Japanese export carvings such as this are commonly found, but this piece shows age and patina, with careful incised decoration consistent with Meiji period workmanship. Condition is very good with...
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Value: $20–$50 (auction value, condition-dependent)
A charming example of a mid-20th-century wind-up toy. The use of celluloid and the whimsical snail form point toward Japanese manufacture, though European factories also produced similar items. Such pieces are...