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Value: $150 - $300 (auction estimate, as found condition)
A solid example of a late Victorian drop-front writing desk in well-worn, unrestored condition. The patina and construction are consistent with late 19th century production. The desk is functional but heavily used, with...
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Value: $50-$150 (auction liquidation estimate, as found)
This table is a genuine example of late 19th-century American Victorian furniture. Its condition is fair due to wear, scratches, and some structural issues, but the hand-turned legs and original hardware add appeal...
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Value: $80–$200 (auction liquidation value, depending on condition and local demand)
This is a utilitarian Victorian-era side table made of walnut with classic turned legs and period-typical construction. It retains a strong period look, but significant surface wear, splitting to the tabletop, and a...
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Value: $250-$500 (auction liquidation value)
This is a representative example of a late 19th-century American Victorian pine washstand with a marble top and mirrored back. Its condition and originality are solid for period utility furniture, though some...
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Value: $1,200 - $3,000 (auction liquidation estimate for similar contemporary...
This is a stylish modern take on the traditional Chesterfield sofa, iconic for its tufted leather design and now popularized with bold graphic motifs like the Union Jack. While not antique, these sofas are often sought...
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Value: $300 - $600
A classic example of American folk art pastel portraiture from the mid- to late-19th century, often created by itinerant or amateur artists. Such portraits were valued family heirlooms. The coloration, attire, and...
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Value: $150-$350 (auction estimate in current, unrestored condition)
This kneehole desk is a good example of the Georgian Revival style popular in early 20th-century England, crafted to evoke the elegance of genuine Georgian furniture. It displays period-appropriate design such as...
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Value: $200–$400 (at auction, depending on local demand and condition)
A solid example of a Georgian Revival pedestal desk, showing evident wear to the finish, particularly around drawer fronts and handles, consistent with age and use. This type of desk is a classic choice for traditional...
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Value: $250-$450 USD (auction estimate for high-quality Federal Revival furniture of...
This is a well-made Federal Revival writing desk with attractive satinwood inlay and quality secondary materials. Its fitted interior suggests it may have been designed for use as a writing desk or possibly a game...
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Value: $1,200–$2,500 (for an authentic Federal period sideboard or server in this...
This drawer detail points very strongly to an authentic Federal period American sideboard or server. The combination of inlaid sunburst satinwood, original-style brass hardware, and richly figured mahogany veneer...
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Value: $150-$350
A nicely proportioned, decorative Queen Anne Revival desk with attractive inlay. This piece is likely a product of the early 20th-century American furniture revival, aimed at domestic elegance but not of period...
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Value: $60–$150 (functionality dependent, tested working examples can fetch higher...
A sought-after collectible for fans of retro audio equipment and 1980s pop culture. Value and desirability increase if all features are working and physical condition is strong. These boomboxes represent a cultural...
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Value: $60 - $150
An interesting and decorative Victorian smoking stand that captures the period's emphasis on ornate utility objects for social spaces. Shows some wear and patina, which is common and desirable for authentic pieces of...
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Value: $20-$40
A sentimental but mass-produced mid-century commemorative tray, typical of silverplate items given for anniversaries. While it holds personal value, its market value is modest due to its commonality and lack of solid...
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Value: $20–$80 (depending on form and condition; higher for complete pieces or rare...
A genuine and collectible Farber Brothers Krome-Kraft marked piece, sought after by collectors of American Art Deco tableware. The mark is clear and matches known authentic examples. The value will strongly depend on...