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Hi Ihodd,

Your Old ceramic tile oven is estimated between $250 to $325. It is possibly from Holland.

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Hi Ihodd,

Your Solid Copper tray is estimated between $60 to $110. I have not seen one as large as yours sell at auction One 28\\\" by 15\\\" sold in 2014 for $50 and another “17 by “12.5 sold in 2013 for $85.

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Hi Rosalie,

You didn't say what size the chest is and if it still has the ice tray. If it is 17\\\" x 17\\\" x 12\\\" and still has the ice tray included. It is estimated between $150 to $250 depending on the condition. If it is 11.5\\\" x 17” and has the ice tray, it is estimated between $100 to $135. If the ice tray is not included the estimates would drop by about $50.

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Hi Rosalie,

You didn't say what size the chest is and if it still has the ice tray. If it is 17\\\" x 17\\\" x 12\\\" and still has the ice tray included. It is estimated between $150 to $250 depending on the condition. If it is 11.5\\\" x 17” and has the ice tray, it is estimated between $100 to $135. If the ice tray is not included the estimates would drop by about $50.

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Hi Lewis,

Your Little Nell and Grandfather figures are estimated between $150 to $200 for the set. The grandfather figurine is estimated between $80 to $100 and the Little Nell figurine between $60 to $90.

The chips on the figurines will affect the selling price just not sure how much.

Hope this helps,

Hi Sam,

Your Candlesticks are estimated between $12 to $22. I know of one other set very similar that sold in 2013 for $19.

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Hi Victoria,

Your Egyptian Goddess Lamp is estimated between $75 to $125. I know of one very similar to yours that sold for $79 in 2012. I believe yours is worth more.

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Hi Paul,

I would estimate your Hobo knife between $50 to $75. I have seen one other hobo knife that comes apart. The only difference is a tooth pick, you didn't mention one in your description. One sold in 2013 at auction for $58.99

Hope this helps,

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Hi William,

Your Cambridge Blue Flow Gravy Boat is estimated between $17 to $25. The words you can not read are most likely by Alfred Meakin, England, ca. 1891 or A. Meakin, England. The value has came down quite a lot since 2007. In 2007 one with the platter sold for $130. I have not seen one with a number written in gold. This could bring the value up.

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Hi Reggakneca, 

Your Vintage Royal Bayreuth With Naked Fairy Creamer is estimated between $130 to $160.

Below are a few examples:

<a href=http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-84164/vintage-royal-bayreuth-creamer-with-naked-fairy-design.html>http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-84164/vintage-royal-bayreuth-creamer-with-naked-fairy-design.html</a>

<a href=http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-127306/royal-bayreuth-topless-fairy-nymph-art-nouveau-pitcher.html>http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-127306/royal-bayreuth-topless-fairy-nymph-art-nouveau-pitcher.html</a>

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Hi Maureen,

I estimate your antique china cabinet from the 1870's is worth around $2000-2500 dollars.  With such a expensive antique, I would suggest having a antique store owner come look at it and give you 2nd opinion.  He/she might also help you sell it by putting it on consignment.  

Hi Jay,

I believe your antique 60lb folding boat anchor is worth between $200-500 dollars.  I know that's a large range, but I'm not familiar enough with antique boat anchors to narrow it down more.  However, there is definitely a market for these anchors and command premium prices.  Here's a similar one currently for sale for $325 dollars:

http://www.unclehenrys.com/classified/4469312

Here's a page with a number of antique boat anchors for sale:

http://sailorman.com/categories/consignment-listings/anchors/

Hi Jay,

Most of the large cast iron anchors bring between $150 to $200. If yours is solid brass or bronze you could get as high as $750, both of these metals contain copper. You might consider polishing it some and verify if it is brass.

Hope this helps,

I estimate that your grandfather's lamp is worth around $20-40 dollars.  It sounds like the base is made of cast iron and appears to be painted.  Here's a similar lamp that sold for $10 dollars:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-1995288/antique-vintage-cast-iron-lamp.html

Your cast iron 1878 antique clock has an estimated value of around $250-450 dollars.  Here are two similar clocks that sold in that price range in the past:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-695571/antique-1878-ingraham-time-strike-muller-cast-metal-grape-harvest-figural-clock.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-899762/antique-french-mantel-clock--full-bronze--stamped-japy-1878.html

Hi Tara,

I don't think your antique karpen chair is worth anywhere near $2000 dollars.  I would think the $200-300 dollar range would probably be more appropriate, but that's just my opinion.  Condition is king in the antique world and your chair looks pretty rough and needs reconditioning.  It also appears to be missing a part on the right arm rest at the top.  A carpenter could make the part using the other side as a template and a wood lathe, but I doubt it would be inexpensive part to make. 

Hi Tonya,

Your Wm Rogers eagle star 161 silver platter is estimated between $15 to $45. It looks to be silver plated over copper. The larger the platter the more it will bring. The most common sizes are 12” or 15”. I know that on auction sites you will see them asking for more but on average at auction they will sell for $30.

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Hi Rickey,

Your Solid Cast Iron Eagle Topper or Finale is estimated between $25 to $50. One that had a 11 inch wingspan sold at auction in 2011 for $20. Yours is over twice that. You did not include a photo so I don't know what condition it is in.

Hope this helps,

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Hi Cynthia,

Your Italian porcelain courting figurine is estimated between $75 to $100. I know of one other figurine just like yours the only difference is it looks like a mirror image meaning the man is on the other side of the woman. It looks like the two would be a pair somewhat like bookends. It sold for $70 in 2011 and was not in perfect condition.

Hope this helps,

Hi Lori,

Your Swan Vase by McCoy pottery is estimated between $10 to $25. If you can verify this piece is not a reproduction you would defiantly get more. This piece is reproduced by many different companies. The McCoy trademark was applied for from three individuals in different years all three application were either abandoned or canceled. So no one owns the trademark. I do know that the original swan vase was 9 inches tall. Non-authentic pieces are typically smaller than the original due to the fact that reproduction makers use an original piece to form the mold from which the reproductions are made. Most of what I see now are larger than 9 inches. People are always coming up with new ways to reproduce originals.

Hope you have an original.

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Hi Connie,

Your G. Armani (Guiseppe Armani) is estimated between $20 to $30. I believe the \\\"Best Wishes from HSI\\\" was a plaque that was put there from a company giving it to someone. You did not send a picture so I can't verify that.

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Hi Melvin,

I have not seen a pair of End of the Trail Bookends signed by L Varonson sell at auction. There are many that have sold with no signature average price $20. There was one pair of bronze bookends of Indian on Horse signed by L. Varonson and they sold for $176.25 in 2009. I would estimate your End of the Trail bookends to be between $150 to $200.

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<br>Hi Tammi,<br>

<br>Your Framed “The Fair Tale” buy Walter Firle is worth between $30 and $100 depending on<br>

<br> the size and quality of the frame work. The larger prints bring more. These prints are usually<br>

<br> around 28\\\"W x 23\\\"H. The higher quality the frame work the more it is worth. I haven't seen<br>

<br> any bring more that $100 not even the oil paintings.<br>

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Hi Rob,

I have only seen two if these sell at auction and both sold for $350.

Hope this helps.

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Hi,

Your Wade Heath Loving Cup is estimated between $40 to $60 in today's market. In 2011 the were bringing over $100.

Hope this helps,

Hi Gene,

I have seen these go from $189 to $478 for the same type knife. If looking to sell at auction be sure to ask a minimum bet. Maybe start around $250.

Hope this helps.

Hi Roberto,

I would estimate your Rosenthal fox to be worth between $450 to $540. It looks like it is signed and has the original stickers. If you have the original box it would be worth a lot more. The last one I know of that sold at auction in 2011 sold for $522.83

Hope this helps,

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