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Qing Style Famille-Rose Porcelain 'Ribbon and Floral' Jar
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Qing Style Famille-Rose Porcelain 'Ribbon and Floral' Jar

清式粉彩绶带花卉纹瓷罐

Qing Dynasty Style, Famille-Rose Porcelain | China | Porcelain, overglaze famille-rose enamels | Late 20th century to contemporary (1975–present); made in the...

Value: $150–$400 (modern decorative value, not imperial-period)

A word about fakes... Famille-rose porcelain of the Qing dynasty, especially pieces evoking imperial taste, are widely copied in mainland China and internationally. This vase, while beautifully painted and visually...

Victorian Period Cast Brass Wall-Mounted Service Bell
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Victorian Period Cast Brass Wall-Mounted Service Bell

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Victorian/Edwardian Utility | England (United Kingdom) | Cast brass, iron (mounting hardware), textile (pull cord)... | circa 1890–1920

Value: $40–$80 (auction liquidation estimate)

A utilitarian example of late Victorian or Edwardian service bell, showing honest age and wear, with original patina and hardware. While not a rare or high-value piece, it’s a representative artifact of domestic...

Early to Mid-20th Century Industrial Tin Measuring Mug
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Early to Mid-20th Century Industrial Tin Measuring Mug

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Industrial, Utility Ware | Likely United States or Western Europe | Tin or tin-plated steel | circa 1930–1960

Value: $30–$70

A practical and well-preserved example of early to mid-20th century industrial measuring equipment. The condition is very good for its type, with natural surface wear and patina consistent with age and use. While not...

Mid-20th Century Industrial Tin Measuring Cup
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Mid-20th Century Industrial Tin Measuring Cup

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Industrial Functional | United States or Western Europe | Tin-plated steel | circa 1940-1960

Value: $20 - $40

A word about fakes: industrial tinware like this is rarely faked, but beware of modern reproductions with artificially induced patina. This particular piece appears authentic, evidenced by its wear patterns and...

Early 20th Century Industrial Tin Measuring Cup
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Early 20th Century Industrial Tin Measuring Cup

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Industrial Utility Ware | United States or Western Europe | Tin-plated steel | Circa 1920-1940

Value: $20-$40

A sturdy example of early to mid-20th century functional industrial ware, representative of practical, mass-produced items used in factories, schools, or institutional kitchens. Not highly collectible, but of interest...

Modern Bulova Diamond-Accented Chronograph Wristwatch
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Modern Bulova Diamond-Accented Chronograph Wristwatch

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Modern Luxury Watch | USA (Bulova, American brand) | Gold-tone and silver-tone stainless steel, numerous inset... | Circa 2015–Present

Value: $200–$400 (if authentic and in working condition; value drops if aftermarket...

This is a modern fashion-oriented Bulova wristwatch, known for mass-market production and luxury styling. The heavy use of stones throughout the watch and bracelet points toward a contemporary 'iced-out' aesthetic...

Folk Art Pyrography Wooden Panel (Depicting Baker Woman)
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Folk Art Pyrography Wooden Panel (Depicting Baker Woman)

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Central/Eastern European Folk Art | Central/Eastern Europe (likely Poland, Hungary, or Slovakia) | Pyrography on wood | Circa 1930-1960

Value: $40–$90

A charming example of 20th-century Central or Eastern European folk art pyrography, showing hand-worked regional costume and motifs. Modest collectible appeal, more valued for its decorative, rustic character than for...

Eastern European Folk Art Pyrography Breadboard
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Eastern European Folk Art Pyrography Breadboard

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Folk Art / Pyrography | Eastern Europe (likely Hungary, Poland, or Ukraine) | Wood (likely beech or maple), pyrography ink | circa 1930-1950

Value: $40-$90

A charming and well-preserved example of Eastern European folk art kitchenware. The combination of pyrography and hand-carving, along with traditional dress motifs, suggests it was both decorative and functional, likely...

Folk Art Pyrography Decorated Wooden Trinket Box
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Folk Art Pyrography Decorated Wooden Trinket Box

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Folk Art, Pyrography | Likely Eastern Europe (possibly Poland, Russia, or Ukraine) | Carved wood, pyrography decoration | Circa 1940s-1960s

Value: $30–$60 (auction liquidation value, dependent on condition and precise origin)

A decorative folk art trinket box typical of mid-20th century Eastern European handicrafts. The pyrography artwork and hand-carving add some charm, though the design and construction suggest it is a folk item rather...

Mid-20th Century European Oil on Canvas Floral Still Life Painting
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Mid-20th Century European Oil on Canvas Floral Still Life Painting

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Mid-20th Century Floral Still Life | Likely Europe (possibly United Kingdom or Continental Europe) | Oil paint on canvas, wood frame with gilded inner edge | Circa 1950-1970

Value: $80 - $200 USD

This is a decorative, mid-20th-century oil painting typical of the period’s floral still lifes. The brushwork and composition suggest a competent amateur or lesser-known regional artist. While aesthetically pleasing and...

Mid-20th Century Oil on Board Floral Still Life Painting
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Mid-20th Century Oil on Board Floral Still Life Painting

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20th Century European or American Still Life | Likely United States or Western Europe | Oil paint on board, framed with wood and gilt liner | Circa 1950-1970

Value: $75 - $150 (decorative value; not attributable to a known artist)

A competent and decorative mid-century floral still life, suitable for interior decor. The painting is in good condition with minor wear, typical for its age. There is no major art historical or collectible value unless...

Egyptian Revival Bone Letter Opener with Ankh Motif
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Egyptian Revival Bone Letter Opener with Ankh Motif

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Egyptian Revival Decorative Arts | Likely Western manufacture (Europe or United States), inspired... | Bone | Circa 1920-1950

Value: $30–$80 (auction/liquidation value)

This piece is a decorative, hand-carved bone letter opener made for the tourist or decorative market rather than an artifact of ancient origin. The ankh motif and stylized form are strong Egyptian Revival cues, seen...

Mid-Century Modern Turned Wood Candlestick Holders (Set of 3)
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Mid-Century Modern Turned Wood Candlestick Holders (Set of 3)

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Mid-Century Modern | United States (likely) | Solid turned wood, possibly maple or cherry | Circa 1960s–1980s

Value: $40–$80 (set of 3, at auction)

A decorative set of Mid-Century Modern wood candlestick holders, with clean lines and an appealing finish. They do not show indications of significant age or rare craftsmanship, but are attractive as mid-century design...

Weird Western Tales #21 Comic Book (Jonah Hex, DC, February 1974)
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Weird Western Tales #21 Comic Book (Jonah Hex, DC, February 1974)

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Bronze Age American Comic Book | United States | Paper, ink (standard comic book stock from the 1970s) | Published February 1974 (Bronze Age comic, 50 years old as of...

Value: $18 - $50 (raw copy, depending on condition; higher for certified grades)

This is a genuine, mid-grade example of Weird Western Tales #21, an early and important issue in the Jonah Hex saga. The book retains both front and back covers and appears complete with typical handling and surface...

Ming Dynasty Carved Cinnabar Lacquer Box and Cover
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Ming Dynasty Carved Cinnabar Lacquer Box and Cover

明代雕漆藏盒(盖盒)

Ming Dynasty Cinnabar Lacquer | China | Cinnabar lacquer over wood core, black lacquer interior | circa 15th–16th century (Ming Dynasty)

Value: $25,000–$50,000 (auction)

This is an impressive and well-crafted example of Ming Dynasty carved cinnabar lacquer, notable for the complexity and depth of its carving and the well-preserved condition of the lacquerwork. Such boxes were typically...