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Value: $200–$1,000 USD (depends on condition; raw examples in lower grades can sell...
This is a highly collectible and sought-after rookie card for Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench. In the trading card hobby, rookie cards of Hall of Fame players, especially from the 1960s Topps sets, command significant...
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Value: $15,000–$40,000 USD (auction estimate, if authentic and with reasonable...
This is a fine and highly decorative example of Edo Period Japanese Samurai armor. It displays traditional construction methods and high-quality materials typical of samurai armor from this period, with good patina and...
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Value: $250 - $900 (depending on condition; higher if professionally graded NM-MT or...
This is a key vintage baseball card that holds significant appeal for collectors, especially due to Mike Schmidt's rookie debut. Centering, corners, edges, and surface condition are major value factors. The example...
清代丝绸刺绣女袍
Value: $2,500 - $6,000
This is a fine example of late Qing Dynasty courtly attire, notable for its skilled embroidery and rich coloration. The condition appears consistent with age, with some fading and minor wear, which is typical for...
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Value: $400-$900 (auction estimate, accounting for condition)
This example is a desirable collectible among petroliana enthusiasts due to its strong imagery and iconic branding. The sign shows extensive surface rust, chips, and several bullet holes—common for genuine pieces...
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Value: $3,500–$7,000 (depending on condition and provenance at auction)
A fine example of authentic Japanese samurai armor from the Edo Period, notable for its preservation, detailed construction, and presence of original gilt crests. Demand for authentic kabuto and menpo sets is strong...
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Value: $1,500–$3,500 (auction estimate, depending on condition and maker attribution)
This is an excellent example of elaborate American Victorian wicker furniture, notable for its fanciful shapes, decorative scrollwork, and large scale. Such pieces were popular in parlors and sunrooms of affluent homes...
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Value: $700–$1,200 (pair, at auction)
Fine example of late 17th-early 18th century English furniture with attractive original caning and turned elements. Wear and patina are appropriate for age, and the pair format increases desirability. Some restoration...
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Value: $40 - $100 USD (each, depending on condition and maker)
These industrial safety cans are collectible examples of mid-century American utilitarian design. Their value is mostly decorative, appealing to collectors of petroliana and vintage industrial objects. Wear, chips, and...
明代青花龙纹瓷盘
Value: $5,000–$20,000 (auction estimate, depending on condition and provenance)
This is a classic and desirable example of Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain, featuring the imperial dragon motif. The quality of brushwork and glaze, as well as the distinctive signs of age and minor wear, indicate...
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Value: $500-$1,200 (auction estimate)
A representative and appealing example of mid-19th century American country furniture, showing authentic use and age-related wear. The stenciled tin panels are intact and display attractive, period-appropriate motifs...
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Value: $500-$1,200 (auction liquidation value, assuming authentic and unrestored...
A quintessential example of early American storage furniture, this chest is notable for its honest wear, original surface, and practical form. The dovetailed joints, period bracket feet, and evidence of early hardware...
民国时期丝绸花卉画
Value: $200–$600 (auction liquidation estimate for attractive Republic period works...
A fine example of Chinese Republic Period floral painting on silk. The painting is decorative and well executed, and is likely to be appealing to collectors of 20th-century Chinese art. The faux bamboo frame suggests it...
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Value: $40 - $80
Charming example of late 19th/early 20th-century European porcelain, these cherub-themed figural vases are collectable for their decorative appeal. The condition appears good, with fine painting and little visible loss...
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Value: $40–$80
This figurine is a charming example of late Victorian or Edwardian European porcelain. Such pieces were often made in German or Austrian factories and are characterized by their attention to detail, pastel palette, and...