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Value: $40–$80 (pair, auction estimate)
These figurines are a charming example of Victorian-period English popular ceramics. While likely produced for the broader domestic market rather than as high-art porcelain, their primitive modeling, homey subject, and...
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Value: $700–$2,000 (auction liquidation estimate)
A well-cast Akan ceremonial staff finial of traditional form and iconography, likely authentic based on visible surface patina, workmanship, and style. Displays the classic technique and symbolic artistry associated...
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Value: $100 - $300 (auction liquidation estimate; could be higher if the artist is...
A lively, decorative piece likely created by a trained but lesser-known European Modernist artist in the mid-20th century. The playful brushwork, focus on form, and monogram suggest intentionality and some degree of...
汉代绿釉陶楼
Value: $8,000 - $18,000 (auction liquidation estimate)
An authentic and well-preserved Han Dynasty funerary pottery tower, significant for its scale and detail. Such pieces are rare survivals and are highly prized both for their aesthetic and archaeological value.
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Value: $100-$300 (if unrestored, as shown; restored examples can bring more at...
A visually attractive example of an American Art Deco era console radio. The wood cabinet retains much of its period detail but shows obvious wear, with finish losses and some veneer issues typical of age. Truetone...
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Value: $40-$120 (for the complete wall phone; much less for loose part/switch)
Nicely preserved component from an early 20th-century American wall telephone, offering insight into historic telecommunications technology. Its value increases significantly when sold as part of a complete, unrestored...
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Value: $25,000–$60,000 USD (auction estimate for an authentic, complete Edo-period...
A striking and complete set of Edo-period samurai armor with high-quality gilded ornamentation. The presence of matching helmet, mask, and intricate lacing suggests high rank and ceremonial significance. The vivid color...
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Value: $20 - $50
This is a decorative rather than an antique clock, possibly made for the giftware or souvenir market. The bright enamel and cabochon inlays, as well as the imitation of gemstone settings, indicate it is not an original...
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Value: $10-$25 (auction value, typical for unsigned or unmarked examples in good...
This is a charming, decorative porcelain house from a Christmas village set. These items are widely collected for seasonal displays and often sold individually or as part of larger sets. Market value depends on maker...
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Value: $40–$120 USD (auction estimate)
A decorative art glass dolphin likely produced in Italy in the mid- to late 20th century. Stylish and collectible as a piece of Murano-style glass, but not notably rare unless bearing a signature or provenance of a...
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Value: $150–$350 (auction estimate for signed, limited edition Simon Bull prints of...
A lively, modern silkscreen by Simon Bull, well known for his vibrant palettes and stylized subjects. The print is attractively composed, appealing to collectors of musical and jazz-themed art. Condition appears good...
明代青花瓷大盘
Value: $100-$200
This is a copy of a Ming blue and white porcelain. The painterly quality of the figures and decorative border is consistent with reproductions of pieces from the Jiajing or Wanli periods. The form, crisp painting style...
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Value: $40–$100 USD
A vibrant and well-crafted example of a contemporary Mayan revival mask, likely intended for decorative or tourist purposes rather than actual ceremonial use. It expresses strong influence from Pre-Columbian art but...
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Value: $80 – $150 (pair, at auction)
A classic pair of neoclassical revival silver-plated pedestals, showing attractive age-related patina and wear. These stands are versatile display pieces suitable for a range of decorative or functional uses. Moderate...
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Value: $60 – $120 (for the pair, at auction)
These stands are decorative and robustly made, showing good lines and moderate wear/patina consistent with regular use and age. While not highly rare, they are attractive and practical for display purposes. No...