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Mystery beadsSubmitted by: Janet |
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PLEASE HELPOkay, this looks primitive. The "beads" are glass, but actually look handmade, like thumb-pressed. Someone said the claw-like things are probably seeds. It is very heavy. The longer strand is about 28" and the "beads" range around 1" in diameter. I have no idea where to list, how to identify it. Any ideas? Submit your estimate of worth |
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PLEASE HELPThis is an apx. 5" tall by 4" wide black and white Cocker Spaniel figurine. He has an arched eye (guilty / pleading / "I love you") upward look on his face and a light blue collar with a yellow tag. He is sitting and leaning a bit to his right. The bottom is inscribed STAEHLE with a stylized W (or possibly AA or VV). From an internet search, he appears to be a Staehle's Butch figure, and looks quite like the National Dog Week poster from 1950. Any info you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Glen,
Your 1950 Staehle cocker spaniel figurine is worth between $30-50 dollars. Here's a similar one that sold for $58 dollars: 1958 Staehle Cocker spaniel figurine and here's the same one as yours currently up for auction with a starting bid of $30 dollars: 1950s Butch Staehle cocker spaniel figurine |
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Normandie Iridescent Bouquet & Lattice GlasswareSubmitted by: Bonnie & Jonathan |
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PLEASE HELPWe have 26 pieces of Normandie Iridescent glassware that I found tucked away in a cupboard when I moved into my husband's home. It had not seen the light of day for many years and he had only a hunch that it had any value. I've researched the Depression-era glass and know that it was made from 1933 to 1939 by the Federal Glass Co. The iridescent was not as popular as the pink but it has a beautiful opalescence. Websites show wildly varied prices for the various pieces. We desire to sell it but have had no luck through more common sites. There are six 9" luncheon plates (these seem to be rare), two 6" sherbet/bread plates, two cup and saucer sets, four additional cups, five 5" berry bowls, four 6.5" cereal bowls, and one fruit bowl. The pieces have no apparent cracks or chips but they do have a coating of grime that came off of two pieces when I soaked them in vinegar. A popular website for completing partial tableware settings valued the pieces (in excellent condition) at $159.00. I cannot seem to get half that and intend to try and sell on your website. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Bonnie & Jonathan,
Depression glass was very inexpensive when it was sold in the late 1920's to the early 1940's. In fact, sometimes companies would give it away for free to spark interest in their business. As you've found out, the antique and collectible market is very soft right now. And the prices that dealers could easily obtain for antiques and collectibles a few years ago are now unattainable. I would value your depression glass in the $50-75 dollar range. Here's a similar set that sold for $46 dollars: 23pc Depression glass set |
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NecklaceSubmitted by: brenda |
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PLEASE HELPGold colored chain, chain looks like numerous strands of metal intwined to make it look like a mesh. It is circular. The pendent on the chain is go ld, silver, and a sort of other color that makes all together a swan. The pendent is hammered and is several medals together to make the design. the bottom of the pendent has small seed pearts hanging from it. I would say to me that it looks either victorian, or egyptian. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Capo de Monti ((CHEATING)) & LOUIS XV FURNITURESubmitted by: Maria |
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PLEASE HELPCAPO DE MONTI PERFECT CONDITION PORCELAIN LOUIS XV FURNITURE SIGNS OF USE ALL ORIGINAL Submit your estimate of worth |
Spode/MasonSubmitted by: Tina |
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PLEASE HELPHi, I have a copeland plate primrose oblong in shape with a # 4 on the back. I also have a Mason red gravy boat. I just got them at a yard sale. They both say england on them. I do have photos to send also but not sure how too on here. Thank you Tina Submit your estimate of worth |
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PLEASE HELPLOOKS LIKE A DUNHILL LIGHTER DON'T WORK BECAUSE NO FLINT AND NO FLUID. ALL PARTS FUNCTION.APX. 86 YEARS OLD.SILVER WITH AGE.NOT STERLING.ON BOTTOM =U.S.A.PAT APP FOR MADE IN ENGLAND. PAT. NO 143752 Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Ron,
You don't mention the size of your Dunhill lighter, if its a standard size lighter its worth around $50-100 dollars. There are also jumbo table top lighters that sell for 2-3 times more. Here's a page showing a wide assortment of similar Dunhill lighters and their pricing: Dunhill lighters |
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the sowerSubmitted by: donald |
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PLEASE HELPi have a 13 inch high wall plaque casting in bronze that was cast by (JZH) john zimmerman harner at union manuf. co in boyertown pa. prior to 1946. its in excellent condition. JZH was well known for casting trivits but did do castings of figures. i have several pages on the sower and JZH and could fax if needed. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Donald,
You have a very unique piece! I believe your bronze wall plaque is worth between $100-200 dollars. Thanks for sharing! |
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1950s or 1960s Gurney gas stoveSubmitted by: Nancy |
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PLEASE HELPI bought a house and left in it was a Gurney gas stove. i was told it's from the 50s or 60s. It's still hooked up to the gas line and works. It's in really good condition. it just needs to be cleaned well. it has a cover over the 4 top burners. I can include a picture. i'd like to know roughly what it's worth since someone would ike to buy it from me. Thx Submit your estimate of worth |
1942 US Military M-1 Carbine Ammo PouchSubmitted by: Matt |
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PLEASE HELP1942 US Military M-1 Carbine Ammo Pouch. Made by Mid-West Duck & Canvas Co. 1942 Thank you for your time and help,Matt. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Matt,
Your WWII ammo pouch is worth $25-50 dollars. Here are two that sold recently for $36 and 24 dollars, respectively: WWWII ammo pouches |
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Free Mason Pocket KnifeSubmitted by: Ian |
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PLEASE HELPI think this is an old Free Mason Pocket Knife with folding blades, the logo seems to be a free mason logo but I am not 100 percent certain. Please let me know any info you might have on it. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Ian,
Here's the exact same pocket knife for sale for $120 dollars: Masonic pocket knife for sale If fact its the same photo, so it might be yours! That price seems a little steep to me, but everything is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Good luck selling your free mason pocket knife and thanks for sharing. |
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Porcelian chest Made in German Democratic RepublicSubmitted by: |
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PLEASE HELPJuts wondering how old it is and what it's worth?It's approx 2" long,1.5" wide and 1" tall. Thank you for your help,Matt Submit your estimate of worth |
Porcelian Vase Made in JapanSubmitted by: |
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PLEASE HELPjust wondering how old it is and what it's worth? 1" wide,2.5" tall Thank you,Matt. Submit your estimate of worth |
FENTON VASESubmitted by: Nancy |
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PLEASE HELPFENTON CLEAR BLUE AND OPAQUE WHITE VASE, 7" TALL, 12" AROUND AT BOTTOM, 16" AROUND AT THE TOP. PURCHASED IN TACOMA, WA. IN THE 1930'S. TOP OF VASE HAS 1" X 3/4" SQUARES GOING AROUND THE VASE. Submit your estimate of worth |
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PLEASE HELPI have an old book,"Second Annual Report, Board of Railroad Commissioners" for the year ending Dec.1,1884, Topeka, Ks.It is in fair/good condition. It has a fold out map in the back of the book that is in very good condition.Whats the $, is it rare? Thanks! Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Ivy,
I don't believe your book is extremely rare. Here's a similar book from 1885 for sale on Amazon from seller edconroybookseller in New York: Second Annual Report of the Board of Railroad Commissioners 1885 book for sale ($150.50) They list their book in very good condition, if your book is fair/good its probably worth around $100-150 dollars. |
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Antique milk churnSubmitted by: Patrick |
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PLEASE HELPAn antique, semi distressed Milk Churn Submit your estimate of worth |
antique milk can ?Submitted by: karen |
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PLEASE HELPIt is a milk can from Richmond dairy in va..which has been closed since the 40 's I do believe .. I have pic . Don't know much at all other than my dad owned it and now it belongs to me .. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Karen,
Anyone from Richmond VA knows the Richland Dairy milk bottle buildings, which have now been renovated into apartments. I believe your antique milk can is worth $125-175 dollars, but that's assuming its in good condition. Thanks for sharing! |
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Davy Crocket Sterling Silver Spoon souvenir engraved Elpaso TexasSubmitted by: Michael |
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PLEASE HELPthis is a very tiny spoon it weighs only 5.8 grams and is 3 6/8 in long the spoon has DAVY CROCKETT in raised letters on the thin area above the bowl. then the date 1836 across the handle and above that where the thum would go when eating there is an raised detailed image of Davy crockett holding his rifle. The image is not ON the thum area but it is a silouett of davy very very detailed. this spoon looks to be about 1900-1910 but could be earlier or la little it later.. on the back is simply the word "Sterling" with no hallmarkings Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Michael,
Your souvenir spoon is from 1909 and is worth $15-20 dollars. Here's one that sold recently for $15 dollars: Davy Crockett souvenir spoon from 1909 |
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Antique watch fob and slide chainSubmitted by: Katie |
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PLEASE HELPI have had the fob tested and it is 10k rose gold. The seed pearls are real. I was just hoping for a little more information about this item and how much it might be worth. Submit your estimate of worth |
Glass Vase & PitcherSubmitted by: Ian |
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PLEASE HELPThese are glass and have no visible marking as to the manufacturer. Submit your estimate of worth |
renown stoveSubmitted by: joe |
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PLEASE HELPcolor white 24 in. deep 42 in.wide 31 in. high 16 in high splash guard fair working condition searial # 684 36301 b Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Joe,
Does your stove looks like this one: Vintage renown stove Your vintage renown stove is probably worth around $100-200 dollars. |
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PLEASE HELPMove PAT:51137 Viewer Lighter Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Kenda,
Your vintage girl pin-up viewer lighter is worth $30-50 dollars. Here's similar one that sold for $33 dollars: Vintage girl photo viewer lighter |
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Tobacco Pipes German Late 1800`sSubmitted by: Carolyn |
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PLEASE HELPPlease Help Me I have (4) four Late 1800`s German Tobacco Pipes,they all haave workable hinges-metal-dome wind caps. All have looks like hand-painted porcelain bowls with different scenery of deer on edge of forest earily morning at sunrise. Never been used. Cooling chamber or bottom stand is plain porcelain,the shank is adeep red color wood,with 2 ivory or bone stem conectors with a wood piece between them this is wrapped with twine. Mouthpiece 3 1/2 in. long might be Amber or could be Brair,It`sa brownest red in color. A braided line goes from the mouthpiece to the chamber with 2 tassle looking dice they look original. No brakes, crakes or repairs on any of them, although 2 corks are missing. They all have Originial shipping boxes made of cardboard they came in, this is the best i can discribe them they are really beautiful. Any information that you might be able to share with me would be greatly appreciated. THANK YOU for LOOKING at this and your TIME spent. Carolyn Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Carolyn,
Can you supply a photo of the pipes or one of the pipes. If you need help, contact us using the contact us form Thanks! |
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a pair of Bronze French Nouvea Candle sticks??Submitted by: Lovie |
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PLEASE HELP5 inches tall, four footed diamond shape base Bronze in color, patina shows underneath... scrolling design with leaves and floral. one cnadle stick is missing tip of foot. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Lovie,
Here are some 1900 french candle sticks that sold for $127 dollars: French antique candlesticks Similar Candle Sticks that sold by auction |
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presedent and mrs. john f kennedy plateSubmitted by: barry |
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PLEASE HELPmade in usa warranted 22k plate Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Barry,
Your Kennedy plate is a tough one. I can't find the exact same plate for sale or sold, so it might be really rare. Also, the pricing on these collector plates range from a few dollars to hundreds of dollars: Kennedy plates that sold for a few dollars Kennedy plate for sale for $800 dollars I believe your Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy collector plate is worth around $250 dollars. Thanks For sharing. |
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vintage rocking chairSubmitted by: barry |
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PLEASE HELPSubmit your estimate of worth |
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Nice rocking chair!
1720 Bannister armchair rocking chair Antique Rocking chair I believe your antique rocking chair is worth between $150-250 dollars. |
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Copeland Spode ImperialSubmitted by: Nancy |
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PLEASE HELPCopeland Spode Imperial, pattern # 2/8094, GADROON, FLOWERS, BUTTERFLY, BIRD. I have a setting for 8 which includes 2 vege bowls and meat platter, 2 different size dinner plates, salad plates, 1 square luncheon plate, bread & butter plates, cups/saucers. They are all in excellent condition, no chips or stains. They were purchased in Vancouver BC in the early 1930's. Can you provide the value of the complete set? Thanks. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Nancy,
It appears your Copeland Spode Imperial set is worth between $400-500 dollars. Here are similar pieces that have sold in the past: Copeland Spode Imperial Pattern china |
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Autumn LeavesSubmitted by: Nancy |
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PLEASE HELPPattern #'s 2/8094 B, M82,Imperial. Has red & yellow poppies, Different shades of red, brown, purple leaves, pink & yellow butterflies & lavendar & yellow butterflies, and a large brown, yellow, turquois bird, small pink & yellow bird. According to Spode, the pattern was destroyed in WW2. I have place settings for 8 including 8 large dinner plates, 8 smaller dinner plates, salad plates, bread & butter plates, cups & saucers, serving bowls & a meat platter. It was a wedding gift to my mother in 1934, purchased in Victoria, BC. Can you provide the value? Submit your estimate of worth |
possible creamer and sugar bowlSubmitted by: allison |
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PLEASE HELPI beleive I have a sugar bowl and creamer. They are from the Fairpoint Mfg Co. and have the words quadruple plate, the letter P in a triangle and the number 301. The creamer is about 6 inches high wth two handles on the sides. The handles have flowers on them. One side has a half moon on it with leaves. The other side has a decorated circle with a bird on a branch. They are a matching set and are in wonderful conditon any informaton would be great and if you could get a value on it that would be apprecated also. Thank you in advance for the informaton Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Allison,
I picture would help, I wasn't able to find out anything about he Fairpoint Manufacturing company. I would estimate your creamer and sugar bowl to be worth between $25-50 dollars. Sugar bowls and creamers that sold |
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WWII Brandenburger Tor BronzeSubmitted by: Travis |
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PLEASE HELPI found this in a box with some WWII items i believe its a paperweight but i have no idea what it is for sure! please help with any information. and what its worth.. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Travis,
You have a souvenir from the Brandenburger Tor gate in Germany. The gate itself was built in the 18th century as symbol of peace and is located near the border of what was east and west Germany and many considered it a symbol of the divided city. Brandenburgertor Gate History Your souvenir is worth $25-50 dollars. |
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New Perfection 151Submitted by: Ben |
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PLEASE HELPAll i know is its an old cooker. Submit your estimate of worth |
Estimated Value submitted by Tim |
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Hi Ben,
Prior to world war I, horse drawn carts would deliver tanks of kerosene to households across america. These delivery men would sell Perfection stoves and heaters off the sides of their cart. The heyday for Perfection stove company was from 1916 to the 1950's and your kerosene stove is more likely from the later part of the period. More history about Perfection stove company can be found here: Perfection Stove Co. History Here's a cool advertisement from 1908 showing a kerosene new perfection stove doing the cooking while the housewife reads a magazine: New perfection 1908 stove Ad No 61 New Perfection Cooking stove Perfection 61 table top cooking stove These kerosene stoves were very common and according to the perfection stove co history page by 1922 there were over 3,000,000 Perfection stoves in American households! Your model 151 New Perfection kerosene cooking stove is worth $50-100 dollars. Thanks for sharing, these stoves are a part of American history. I had fun reading about them! |
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Aluminium Indian SignSubmitted by: luis |
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PLEASE HELPNot quite sure the age and what is it worth. Someone help me please its aluminum and its 2ft tall and 19 inches wide. And its got MSD-1-7 at the bottom right hand side. Somewhat good condition. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hey Luis,
I'm really have no idea where to start on your free antique appraisal. Is the Indian sign, the motorcycle company, American Indian or something else. Do you have photo available of the sign? |
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coinSubmitted by: DAMIR |
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PLEASE HELPold rome coin Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Damir,
We need a little more information...perhaps a photo too? |
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Highboy (AFS No. 1 ???)markingSubmitted by: Tonya |
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PLEASE HELPI have a nice highboy dresser.. I'm not sure of the era, or the value. IF anyone can help me out, I'd really appreciate it :) Thank you and have a great day. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Tonya,
That's a beautiful highboy, not real fancy but very elegant. Your highboy is worth $900-1500 dollars. Here's a few examples of highboy's that have sold: Chippendale highboy 1940s Maple highboy |
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Naga Antique NecklaceSubmitted by: Sumer |
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PLEASE HELPAntique Naga Necklace Submit your estimate of worth |
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The Naga tribe occupy the north east region of India and produce many different styles of jewelry, since there are thousands of small Naga villages that speak a dozen different languages.
Your Naga necklace is worth $50-100 dollars. Here are two examples of similar pieces that sold in the $40-50 dollar range: Naga Tribal bead necklace Antique Naga Necklace Thanks for sharing, beautiful piece of jewelry. |
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antique dresserSubmitted by: Sumer |
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PLEASE HELPSubmit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Sumer,
That's a pretty rough photo, but I would say your antique dresser is probably worth $350-700 dollars. Antique Dressers |
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Antique Pegged Corner ChairSubmitted by: Sumer |
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PLEASE HELPAntique pegged corner chair Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Sumer,
Your don't see many corner chairs. For our readers, corner chairs were developed in the early 18th century and were designed to save space by easily being placed in corner. Your corner chair is worth $250-500 dollars. Antique oak corner chair Late 18th century corner chair |
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Viners sheffieldSubmitted by: riette |
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PLEASE HELPSet of 6 tea spoons still in original box - has a label that says products of viners ltd sheffield cutlers and silversmiths to his majesty the king by appointment with a crest on it. spoons have a marking epns on them and the pattern on spoon is very intrecate Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Riette,
Your Viners Sheffield spoon set is worth $50-100 dollars. Viners Sheffield |
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Miniature Tin Refrigerator & Stove ToySubmitted by: Ian |
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PLEASE HELPThis is an old tin stove and refrigerator. It doesn't have any markings I could find which would indicate a brand. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Ian,
Condition is important when pricing antiques and your antique toy stove and tin refrigerator look a little rough from the photos. From what I see, I would say their value is in the range of $45-60 dollars. Mid 20th century Metal toy stove Vintage steel toy stove Wolverine brand tin 1950s toy stove |
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Antique ChairSubmitted by: Ian |
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PLEASE HELPOld Yellow Antique Chair tag says Prestige Furniture Company. Its in nice shape just has some dirty fabric. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Ian,
Your chair appears to be from the 1950's or 1960's. They usually sell in the $150-250 dollar chair in good conditon. Your chair might need to be reupholstered, but its hard to tell from the photo and that will affect value. |
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Japanese Kobe Automaton wood toySubmitted by: Tim |
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PLEASE HELPHi Tim, I came across your website and was especially thrilled to see the free appraisal section! I wanted to submit my Japanese Kobe Automaton wood toy but the photos I have of it are only on my iPhone w/ the only option being "e-mail photo to" so that's what I'm doing! And lucky you, yours was the name shown on the "contact us" page! Can u help? Thx much! Delighted nu member, Lesley M. Scottsdale, AZ Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hey Lesley!
Very cool toy, you don't see Japanese Kobe automation toys in the U.S. very often. They also can sell with some premium prices too. I would say your Japanese Kobe automation toy is worth upwards of $900 dollars or more. Here's a similar toy that sold for $1125 dollars: Japanese Kobe toy -- Musicians riding in a cart Here are a couple more examples: Antique Wooden Kobe Toy Antique Japanese Kobe toy from 1900 Remember, condition is everything with antiques and antique toys. If your Kobe automation toy is in working condition, that would affect the price too. Thanks for sharing and I'm sorry it took so long for the free appraisal. |
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Antique Dog & BallSubmitted by: Ian |
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PLEASE HELPI have what seems to be a very old stuffed dog and ball. They are both white with thin red and green stripes. They are a soft plastic material sort of like an imitation leather. I can find no tags on either of them. The eyes and mouth on the dog appear to be painted on. The two look like they came together in a set. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Ian,
Your antique stuffed dog and ball might be hand made, which is very common for stuffed toys from this era. Your antique stuffed dog and ball are worth $40-80 dollars. |
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Antique Stoves - Appraisals NeededSubmitted by: Michelle |
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PLEASE HELP2 Stoves, The first one is a Round Oak and the second one is in rough shape and I dont know anything about it. Thank you, hope for a quick reply! Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Michelle,
Your round oak antique stove appears to be from 1917-1924: Road Oak Stove Timeline Your round oak antique stove is worth $900-1000 dollars. It appears that the FINIAL is missing from the top of the stove, so that might take away from its value. Here's a very similar 1917 round oak stove with its finial that sold for $1000 dollars: 1917 round oak stove As far as the other stove, since it needs total restoration I would give it a value of $100-150 dollars. I hope the reply was quick enough :) |
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SofaSubmitted by: Karen |
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PLEASE HELP1940's Horsehair sofa Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Karen,
Wow, that's a beautiful sofa and it appears to be in excellent condition to be from the 1940s. Your 1940s antique sofa is worth $200-400 dollars: 1940s Regency sofa 1940s-1950s sofa and chair 1940s french sofa |
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ChairsSubmitted by: Karen |
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PLEASE HELP1940's Chairs Submit your estimate of worth |
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Your 1940s chairs are worth $125-150 dollars each.
Thanks for sharing. |
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LampsSubmitted by: Karen |
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PLEASE HELP1940's Crystal Lamps Submit your estimate of worth |
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Your 1940s crystal lamp is worth $75-100 dollars:
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Antique pottery vaseSubmitted by: Janie |
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PLEASE HELPI am trying to determine for sure the maker of this vase. Stamped on the bottom is COPEN ?H???? I have looked at many Copenhagen sites, but most of the sites have fine pottery. This piece is very crude looking, but does have a stamped name & design. The design looks like a unique 'C' with a unique 'H' or 'W' over the C. I can send a picture if anybody might have an idea. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Janie,
That's a very unique piece, it looks hand made to me. I looked for a marker's mark with a C & H or C & W but there are only a few famous danish pottery makers: Danish pottery makers marks As far as value, I'm guessing but I would say in the $75-100 dollar range. |
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New Perfection 151Submitted by: Ben |
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PLEASE HELPAll i know is its an old cooker Submit your estimate of worth |
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Ashton Drake dollSubmitted by: misty |
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PLEASE HELPI have a Spring promise doll in prefect condition. The boxs is alittle bit bent. I have the paper work to her to. I would like to know what the doll is worth. Submit your estimate of worth |
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Ashton Drake spring promise bride dolls sell for $100-200 dollars:
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Poppo Tezuka Wood Owl Wall ClockSubmitted by: sonja |
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PLEASE HELPClock works great. Case in near perfect condition, no defects, colors still vibrant, original finish. Has original everything-except it is missing hands. Don't know where to get replacements. Tried to some and also need the hand nut and taper pin., but don't know sizes or where to find. What do you think? Thanks!!! Submit your estimate of worth |
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Hi Sonja,
If we're talking about the same clock, poppo Tezuka Wood owl clocks can sell for up to $200 dollars in excellent working condition. Poppo Tezuka Wood clocks Since your clock is missing parts, it might only be worth $20-50 dollars, so you might want to take it a clock shop to get an estimate on repairing it. |
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