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Victorian Majolica Ceramic Boy with Boat Planter
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Victorian Majolica Ceramic Boy with Boat Planter

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Victorian Majolica | England | Glazed earthenware (ceramic, majolica) | Circa 1880-1900

Value: $60–$120 (auction estimate, depending on condition and maker)

This is a charming and decorative example of Victorian majolica, showing typical period craftsmanship and whimsy. If undamaged and free of major restoration, it demonstrates solid collectibility within the genre, though...

Art Nouveau Bentwood Oak Side Chair
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Art Nouveau Bentwood Oak Side Chair

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Art Nouveau, Bentwood Furniture | Austria or Germany (Central Europe) | Oak (seat and frame, both steam-bent and solid wood) | circa 1900-1915

Value: $100-$200

A fine example of early 20th-century bentwood craftsmanship reflecting the Art Nouveau style. The chair's embossed shell motif is well intact, and the wood appears to have a pleasing patina, which adds to its decorative...

Austrian Art Nouveau Bentwood Oak Side Chair
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Austrian Art Nouveau Bentwood Oak Side Chair

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Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) Bentwood Furniture | Austria or Central Europe | Bent oak wood with pressed oak seat | Circa 1895–1910

Value: $80–$200

A charming and authentic example of Art Nouveau bentwood furniture, exhibiting the trademark pressed decorative seat that became popular through Thonet and other makers around the turn of the 20th century. The design...

Contemporary Studio Pottery Stoneware Plate with Dragonfly Motif
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Contemporary Studio Pottery Stoneware Plate with Dragonfly Motif

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Contemporary Studio Pottery | United States or Western Europe (likely) | Stoneware clay with multicolor glaze | Circa 1980-2020

Value: $20–$50 (auction liquidation estimate for unsigned studio pottery)

This is a decorative and functional stoneware plate, notable for its artistic dragonfly motif and hand-crafted qualities. While not unique or antique, such studio pottery is valued for its aesthetic charm and...

Studio Pottery Dragonfly Stoneware Plate
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Studio Pottery Dragonfly Stoneware Plate

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Contemporary Studio Pottery | Likely North America or Europe | Stoneware glazed ceramic | Circa 1980s–present

Value: $20–$40

This plate is a well-crafted example of studio pottery with a whimsical dragonfly design, likely intended for both decorative and occasional functional use. It is not an antique but represents a popular trend in...

Neo-Classical Greek Revival Ceramic Vase
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Neo-Classical Greek Revival Ceramic Vase

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Neo-Classical Greek Revival | Greece | Ceramic, enamel paints, gilt | Circa 1970-1990

Value: $10-$25

This piece is a decorative Greek Revival souvenir vase, inspired by ancient Greek pottery but mass-produced for the 20th-century tourist market. Its bright modern enamels, crisp transfer-printed decoration, and overall...

Country Style Hand-Painted Ceramic Rooster Pitcher
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Country Style Hand-Painted Ceramic Rooster Pitcher

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Country / Farmhouse Decorative Ceramics | Likely USA or Italy (common origins for such decorative wares) | Glazed ceramic | Circa 1980s–2000s

Value: $15–$35 (auction/secondhand market value; retail may be higher for similar...

This pitcher is a decorative piece in the country farmhouse style, showing hand-applied painting and glaze. It is not an antique and is best appreciated for its cheerful, rustic charm. It serves well as either a...

Mid-20th Century Anthropomorphic Pig Ceramic Teapot
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Mid-20th Century Anthropomorphic Pig Ceramic Teapot

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Mid-Century Novelty Ceramics | United States or United Kingdom | Ceramic, hand-painted glaze | Circa 1950s-1970s

Value: $15–$40 (auction liquidation value)

This teapot represents the mid-20th century trend of whimsical, figural ceramics intended for mass markets and kitchen display. It has moderate appeal to collectors of novelty kitchenware or animal-themed collectibles...

Eastern Han Dynasty Glazed Pottery Watchtower Funerary Model
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Eastern Han Dynasty Glazed Pottery Watchtower Funerary Model

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Han Dynasty Tomb Figurines / Funerary Art | China | Glazed earthenware (pottery), lead-based glaze pigment | Eastern Han Dynasty, circa 25-220 AD

Value: $8,000 – $20,000 (auction value, subject to condition and provenance)

This is a classic example of Han Dynasty funerary architecture in model form, reflecting both artistic values and spiritual beliefs of the time. The presence of original polychrome glaze and numerous intact figures...

Georgian Period English Pewter Tankard
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Georgian Period English Pewter Tankard

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Georgian Pewter | England | Pewter | Circa 1760-1800

Value: $200–$400

A well-preserved example of an English Georgian period pewter tankard, displaying traditional form and decorative handle. The age-appropriate surface, shape, and handle ornamentation are strong indicators of its...

Georgian Period English Pewter Tankard
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Georgian Period English Pewter Tankard

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Georgian | England (United Kingdom) | Pewter | Circa 1750-1780

Value: $175 - $350 (auction estimate, depending on condition, local demand, and...

This is a fine example of an English Georgian pewter tankard, likely dating to the mid-to-late 18th century. The tankard's form and scroll handle with a decorative thumbrest are all consistent with period examples...

Georgian Period English Pewter Tankard
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Georgian Period English Pewter Tankard

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Georgian Period | England | Pewter | Circa 1780-1820

Value: $150 - $350 USD

A good example of a late 18th to early 19th-century English pewter tankard. The form and handle design are consistent with Georgian period craftsmanship. Pewter tankards in this condition are sought after by collectors...

Early American Colonial Period Pewter and Wood Teapot
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Early American Colonial Period Pewter and Wood Teapot

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Colonial / Early American Pewterware | United States or United Kingdom | Pewter, wood | Circa 1780–1820

Value: $120–$250 (auction value, dependent on local market and completeness)

This teapot is a fine, representative example of everyday pewterware from the colonial or early Federal period. The presence of wear, patina, and an aged wooden handle reinforce its authenticity and display use over two...

19th Century American Pewter and Wood Tavern Coffee Pot
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19th Century American Pewter and Wood Tavern Coffee Pot

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Early American, Colonial Revival Utility Ware | United States | Pewter body with a turned wooden handle | circa 1830-1860

Value: $80–$200 USD (auction liquidation estimate)

A genuine example of utilitarian early to mid-19th-century American pewter ware with good age and patina. The piece shows expected wear and minor damage to the wooden handle, consistent with its age and use. While not...

Contemporary Hand-Glazed Ceramic Bowl
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Contemporary Hand-Glazed Ceramic Bowl

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Contemporary Studio Pottery | Likely United States or Western Europe | Ceramic, hand-applied multi-color glaze | Circa 1990-2020

Value: $20-$60

A visually striking and decorative studio pottery bowl, demonstrating contemporary glaze artistry and handcrafting techniques. Its irregular rim, tactile feel, and unique color pattern suggest it is a one-of-a-kind...