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Submitted by: Gabrielle
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I have a closed cabinet singerman sewing machine..Its black base with red & gold painted designs on it..Its a pedal pusher.The serial number is C7873926..The only information i have been able to find is that all machines starting with serial number C was stolen by Germany out of the factory during the war..Im wanting to sell it & have no idea on price value..
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Submitted by: Sheri
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I have a heavy set of brass candlesticks, some green spots. They have a lion head on both sides and are footed, with what appear to be lion feet. The bottom is square and has black stone. I'm not sure about the age or who made them. The only markings I see are one digit numbers on the bottom at each foot. I'm not sure how to add a photo. Please Help and thank you.
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i have a candle stick 12" tall and heavy three kids with dove on their hand and triangle bottom each side have like religious picture one side is a hart next other is virgin and the last side some kind of saint.
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Submitted by: Anne
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Pretty good shape, some stains here and there. There is significant wear and water staining on its right foot and some slight pulling at the seam on the nose and neck. Sweater is in great condition, no moth holes, and the felt is in good shape.
What is the estimated value and where is the best place to try to sell this?
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Submitted by: nicki
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It's a padlock with one key. Seems to be in really good condition. The lock opens and shuts each time. it's heavy brass. It's a lever padlock. On the front it says W.F. & Co.
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Submitted by: Rhonda
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red and white cookie jar has a green collar around her neck no markings would like to send picture.
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If it has McCoy on the bottom or inside stamped in it. I believe its about $60-$75 dollars. You can find a lot of price ideals about it on eBay.com.
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Submitted by: Diane
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Ming Dynasty Hong Wu Era Brush Pot 13th Century. Has been passed down from generations to generations. Buried in Vietnam when french colonized and retrieved from the ground while fleeing the communist. Please let me know everything you have on this pot including history and value. I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you very much.
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I have a vintage musical lighter made by Royal. It plays the tune 'La vie en Rose'. In original box and works perfectly. It belonged to my grandmother around 50-60+ yrs ago. It is stamped at the bottom and has wind up mechanism at the back. It is gold color with silver motif at front. (resembles 2 twinkling stars)
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There is not much info I have been able to find on this artist and I am wondering whether this could be an American artist or European perhaps? Just like the painting and would like to know if it is possibly American and how much it may be worth.
*Either Acrylic or Oil on canvas
Measurments: 8" X 10"
Artist:Pat P.Paat
Title: The Roses
Label on the back says: Made In America (in regards to the framing or the painting itself?)
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Submitted by: Maria
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This is a beautiful and elegant Japanese enamel cloisonne vase with a lovely bird motif on a rich semi glossy burgundy/deep cherry background with fine gold tone paint and mother of pearl detailing. This piece stands 8.75" and is about 4" across at widest point. There are a few minute chips at the back of the vase where there are no images (the solid coloured part of the vase), as well as at the top. Bottom has : 'Made in Japan' label.
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Have this brooch but I would love to know (if possible) how old it might be and its place of origin and maker or the style name. Also noticed that the brooch is quite heavy. Thank you in advance.
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This piece looks like some of the shiners pin u might want to look at the shiners or free mansions sight.
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Submitted by: AV
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Have this unused briefcase but looks like very good quality and is in excellent condition. Am wondering whether this is American and how much it might be worth. Thank you in advance.
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Submitted by: Rose
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I have two paintings that appear to be very old and originals. They have some cracking in some areas. From the signature and a partial label on the back of one painting. The other painting doesn't appear to be signed. I believe these paintings are by Hy Whitroy. From the research I have done online it appears he painted between 1910-1933.
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Submitted by: Rose
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I know little about this chair. Other than it has been re-upholstered and it was made in Italy. Do not know the anything about what era.
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Submitted by: Rose
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Other than this is an Italian Chair. It has been in my husbands family for three generations. It has been re-upholstered.
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Submitted by: michelle
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I have a collection of teacups and saucers from all over the world , which they are numbered, my father in law left of a trunk full of heirlooms and amongst them was over 150 pcs. His great grandfather was Captain Irving G Hay , who piloted the USS ALABAMA thru the Panama Canal. So we are in possession of all his memorabilia from Peru, the Panama Canal and Navy , I have pictures of Queen Elizabeth II with the Duke Of Edinburgh on the ship touring the canal zone. Someone advised me to show this collection to an antique dealer to see what I have is of value. I would appreciate any help you can give me or advice on who may be the person to contact for a collection such as this. I did contact the WWII D Day Museum, they did tell me that they did not have the resources to purchase such an extensive collection but if I found a collector to purchase it , they would love to have it on loan.
Thank You for your time,
Michelle C. Wilcox
504-228-2291
New Orleans, la
If you would like to view the pieces I have them on my Facebook page.
PANAM CANAL MEMORABILIA TEACUPS SAUCERS, PICTURES, MEDALS, BOOKS
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Was told by a antique dealer that it is German Silver. It is quite unique looking and I haven't seen a similar one on the internet. I am trying to assist an older fellow to get a fair price on it. He has medical issues and needs some financial help. Any assistance would be appreciated.
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Submitted by: Ellen
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Trying to assist a gentleman to get a fair deal on some interesting stuff. Was told the asian one is elephant ivory and the glass one is from Checkoslovakia. Dont know much about any of them other then his mother gave them to him, and he is older himself, so they must be old. :-)
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Submitted by: Ellen
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Nice hefty necklace with several small diamonds it. Nice clasp and in good condition. Maybe weighs 28 grams? Not sure if I remember that correctly. Looking for a nice offer for an older fellow that could use the funds. THANKS.
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Submitted by: Jahred
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This is a Caste Brass Pointed Oval Container of some kind. It is plain accept the lid steps up in three single beveled tiers (the hump of the bevel running length wise between points). The lid over bite an inside lip by 1/4 of an inch. all of the edges are smooth to the touch. it has a flat bottom with no feet. The brass is the same age in appearance (about...
a shade or two lighter) as my 1838 Ford No.625 tire pump's brass cylinder does. So it looks aged about right for the date (which I talk about a little further down). Especially with a few nicks scratches and dings (very light and expected from use over the years...you don't notice them as negatives unless your really looking for them).
It has a single central hinge in the back. (two of the rings on the lid and one on the body...a 3 ring hinge all as part of the casting and not welded or brazed on).
It is marked on the bottom with N. Y. (spaced apart following a bit of an invisible arch in their layout) As well as 1859 Directly under that... And nothing else.
I looked at it under a lighted loop. The markings are not made by a modern engraver as there are none of those tell tale-dots and it is too perfect with no bur lines to be push engraving.
I cut a 6th guitar string with a razor to mark the depth and width of the markings all the characters are the same depth and relative widths in their lines.
They have the same color within the depression and surrounding it as well (so I believe they were set with a similar tool one right after the other as apposed to on put on years later).
The pin in the hinge is probably replaced. It is iron, and makeshift compared to the rest of it. and it is thin enough that there is a good amount of play in any direction in the hinge (it looks like a piece of fencing wire).
At first the inside seemed to have residual glue from a once installed liner. But, upon closer inspection it it nodes from casting surrounded by oxidization of the zinc in the alloy.
The date still bothers me, as to me the box looks like simplistic Art Deco.
I don't know what someone would put in such a container. it has no lock or latch for a lock. You wouldn't put anything non preservable in brass or jewelry i would think. Not bare brass any way?
it doesn't have a shape that is accommodating that i can think of accept maybe bullets standing on end (It actually looks like a perfect bin for .22 center fires. But, again wouldn't it have a latch an owner could put a lock on if that were the case?).
It is 5 inches long, by 3 /12 inches wide and deep at it's largest outside measurements.
The body is a 1/16 of an inch thick. and it weighs 10.3 ounces.
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Submitted by: greg
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Roll top desk made by Riverside Furniture Corp. limited edition #16617
excellent condition
Don't know age
Have paperwork including certificate of authenticity
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Submitted by: mikea
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The music box works havent put fluid to light but movement is good it is in the the oroginal box
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i figure about 3 to 5 dollars to this music box because its nice but if a child get a hold of it. it will probly be broken
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Submitted by: Ania
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Am not sure how old this is exactly though I know that the model of the Rolls Royce is most likely vintage. Would love to know when this might have been made and how much it is worth. Looks like the wheels and lights are some kind of heavier plastic. Car measures 14.5"L X 5"W X 4.5"H (including wheels). Thank you in advance.
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Whoever G.Noble is, he or she certainly did a fantastic job with this pencil drawing depicting the ever glamorous Hollywood starlet Marilyn Monroe. This is a vintage piece (obviously) and has a stain (as shown in the photo), which I am not sure whether it can or cannot be corrected. Nevertheless it is an impressive portrait (at least to me :)) as I see that the facial features are well proportioned.
Description:
Pencil art drawing-celebrity portrait
Signed by G.Noble
Dated 1976
Size: Paper: 10.5" X 13.5"
Matte Size: 17.5" X 20.5"
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Estimated Value submitted by Tim
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G. Noble isn't a well known artist, but his art work is certainly good. I would give your pencil sketch drawing of Marilyn Monroe a value of $100-200 dollars.
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This is a discoloured looking print with a definite vintage or antique look. However, this is most likely due to natural age as there are no stains, rips or tears on the paper. The illustration depicts a scene of life near a cotton plantation.
Page size is about 11 inches by 14 1/2 inches.
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Submitted by: Ania
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This is a lovely soft shell shaped? Art Deco? ivory coloured ceramic planting pot/dish with decorative brass metal stand. The planter is marked "Made in California by Hollywood Ceramics". Measurements: 5.25"W X 4.25"L X 4"(height)
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Submitted by: Ania
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This is a small but somewhat heavy ceramic figurine of a infant baby boy. Has gold tone trimming around the edges. Features an engraved letter D on the back. Figurine Measures 5.25" X 3.25". Am not sure if it is antique or not.
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Submitted by: Ania
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Unusual RARE Antique Group Portrait Postcard of Soldiers
Signed Goarg? Stark, Germany 1936
Here is an interesting looking original photo portrait postcard written in German and dated 1936. Unfortunately, I cannot read German but there is definitely something that draws me to this photo and especially the middle figure. Obviously, there are two soldiers in the photo, who perhaps are relatives of the older gentleman. Perhaps the written content of the postcard reveals something about the story. Am not sure whether the signed name is Geoarg or Goarg. Overall, the postcard is in fairly good condition. The postal stamp and some of the text from the back of the photo were applied with enough force, so that they do show up partially on the image (bottom left and right hand). Also, there are a few small stains on the back and the edges of the paper show minor wear.
Dimensions: 5.4" X 3.4" (13.7 cm X 8.7 cm)
Colour of photo: Sepia
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Submitted by: Ania
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This is a small, soft leather vintage looking bottle I came across at a thrift shop and it kind of caught my attention. It is green on the inside, and a small stain on one of the sides, however, I find the detailing to be interesting and would like to find out it's origin and possible value. Bottle is 4" in height.
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Submitted by: Brandie
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i have what i believe is a serving tray, made from silver. it's 22 inches long and 15 1/8 wide. sets on 4 legs.
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Submitted by: Alisha
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I was cleaning out the closet of my new home and cam across this item along with several other antique items. Im not sure what it is or what it is used for. The stand is made of cast iron and the twine around the bottle and top is a rope like material. The bottle appears to be hand blown. There is no markings that i could see. Im not interested in selling but i would love to know what it is and what it could possibly be worth. Thank You
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Submitted by: Shannon
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We were given this stove while helping someone clean out their barn. It's a cast iron coal or wood burning parlor stove and it is complete. I'm not positive, but I would say it's possibly from the early 1900's.
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Pittston wood burning kitchen stove, cast steel with green and white enamel coating. Mostly complete, but not all parts are attached. Not sure of it's age, but I would guess 1800's- early 1900's. We found it in our barn when we purchased our house.
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Submitted by: eugene
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HI:
i have a pair of saltand pepper shakers.
They are glass with black plastic caps.
they are the HORNE design like the dominion glass pagoda cruet.
In fact the bottom section of the shakers are identical to the lower section of the pagoda cruet (speckled)- i think they would be an accomplement to the pagoda.
On the bottom of the shakers their is embossed print- HORNE Reg'd 1932
also their is the typical dominion glass trade mark, a small diamond with a "D".and each shaker has a number 4 and 5 adjacent to the diamond respectively.
total height is 3-5/8 inches.
The speckled area that surounds the lower portion is 8 sided(octaginal like the cruet has), that area is 1 1/2 inches of the lower section.from the area above the speckled area to the top the shakers they constrict to a round neck aprox. 3/4 of inch dia..
eugene charron
echarron1@cogeco.ca
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This is a figure mounted on a cross section of a tree branch with a Japanese character painted on it. The figure is made of fabric, stuffing and what appears to be stiff wire inside, and has a painted face. The figure is playing a violin and looks like it is supposed to be a gypsy or Italian figure, although the figure has a tag on it that indicates it was made in Japan.
The figure is about 5-6 inches tall. He is wearing a knit green cap with a white pompon, has black velvet pants and a printed tunic over a formal white shirt with a bead for a cufflink on each sleeve. The tunic has a fringe. The violin and bow are made of wood and the strings on the bow and violin seem to be made of single threads. The figure has a nose and ears that are glued to the face, although the rest of the face is painted. It has brown eyes and a brown fringe made of threads for hair sticking out from under the cap. He is barefoot.
He seems to be being held together with stitching and with glue. He is not poseable, but is posed as if playing his instrument.
There is a gold colored, printed and embossed tag around his neck that looks like a Japanese child holding a gold-colored disk, although you can only see the head, eyes, hands and feet of the child, as the rest (the gold disk) is part of the tag. The tag says something like "The Original Shibateh" although the stamp is blurry so the H's could be M's, N's or some combination. The bottom of the tag says "Handicrafted (sic) in Japan". There is also a stylized Japanese logo in the center of the tag that looks like Fi with the F trisected. The reverse side of the tag reads "This seal guarantees Top Quality and Workmanship Beware of Imitations!"
The bottom of the figure also has a gold embossed tag that is hard to read. It has the stylized Japanese logo on it, with a sentence in Japanese characters underneath. Below that is something that appears to say "FUTABA DOLLATELIER KOCHI". I think this item was purchased in the 1960's.
I tried to search online for information about this item but had no luck. Any info is greatly appreciated! ALSO: Any estimates of worth and where to sell it?
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it is a Japanese water spirit figure. They are turtle humanoid figures of good luck. I have a Golfer and the company in Japan' Futapa Dollatelier Kochi, is on the gold tag proclaimng it is authentic etc. they are from the 1950s -?.One name I have seen is "Shibetan Kappa" for water spirit.
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Philips Reverbeo biampli radio.
Type B7X14A/62. It was ordered in Germany by Gillen & Garcon. It is in perfect shape, works, tuns in, radio stations come in clear. It is just beautiful. The back of it is perfect, all the tubs and such. I think it is from 1962, I do know that it is rare, rare, rare.
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Submitted by: Nicole
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Aeolian Player Piano/Organ. It is in medium condition, it needs some repair, has not been played in years. It does work.
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Submitted by: Nicole
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This is a reproduction, I do not know the date though, it is very cool. I would love more information on it.
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Submitted by: Nicole
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Big book published in 1968, it is in okay condition, the binding is a little torn. It has been sitting on a shelf for years.
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Submitted by: Nicole
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I know that it is not all jade, there is glass with pink quartz stones. It was given to me years ago, I do not know who the artist is, nor the year. Hoping that someone can help.
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Submitted by: Mary
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It's in excellent condition, I'm not sure of the age, but I do know that it is retired from Hummel. It is signed and is stamped on the bottom of the base and says it was made in Western Germany with the numbers 89/1 imprinted ot the bottom also. I also have a Bradley hubbard mirror from the 1800 or 1900's in excellent condition. I can send pictures of both.
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Submitted by: Mary
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I have this retired Hummel titled Little Cellist that's if excellent condition engraved with the M.J.Hummel name on the front and the number 89/1 on the bottom of the base, stamped with their emblem and Western Germany. I also have a bradley and Hubbard Mirror from the 18th century in excellent condition. I would like to know what these items are worth and if you can get me in touch with someone to sell them to.
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