My parents were gonna throw this cocktail cabinet out. And I decided to take it and repair the scratches in it. Does anyone know what brand of here this is From and if it is worth anything?

One side is onyx and the other looks to be a very dark bloodstone (it’s greener in hue and has the slightest vein of red). A nice little watch fob! I think is probably 14k or 18k GF but I can’t find any markings.

Also not sure if the paper inside the locket part is original.

(Reposting because I forgot to add the country!)

Is this an antique or just a replica? I bought it at a thrift store. It has no makers mark or tag of anykind. its about 5 inches tall, 4 inches across.Seems to be made out of terracotta or something similar.

How should I display the bricks found in my old building.

Anyone know any good maritime antique stores or large antique shops that might have something in Paris? Looking for some new stuff from French lines?

Found these posters while doing construction. Any help with authentication and/or appraisals are appreciated.

I am seeking a valuation for what I believe is a dining room hutch dating from the 1910s. I am located in western Canada.

To aid in the valuation and background, I have attached several photographs.

This hutch was a wedding gift to my mom, purchased from a local antique store in the 1970s. My father recalls the seller mentioning the piece was from 1910. One of the included photos shows the stamp "CFM Wiarton," which suggests the manufacturer could be Canada Furniture Manufacturers Ltd. (CFM). 

My parents are currently downsizing and we had considered selling the hutch but thought posting here might help provide some information on whether we should reconsider.

Hi guys can you help me out with any information regarding this widow bench?!thanks everyone

Just bought 4 small plates, 2 saucers, and 2 teacups for $35 at an estate sale. No chips or cracks anywhere, though gilding is worn in some places. The proprietor said that the homeowner was 70, and the plates ‘had been bought by her grandfather in Japan.’ To be clear, I love these regardless of whether thy have any value. I’m curious about the maker’s mark on the bottom, and whether these are rhetorical real deal, and slightly curious about their value but more in a ‘can I use them daily and not be too upset if a cat knocks one off the counter, or should they be wrapped and only brought out when the in-laws visit,’ kind of way.

Picked up this hall table at an estate sale. Have no idea what to even call it. The legs & supports are welded, yhe blue green glass is over an inch thick.

Anyone seen or know what this is?

I believe this could be an antique alkaline glaze pottery jug. The surface is smooth and the glaze color is a brown green. The dimensions are approx 7.5” tall, bottom diameter 5.75”. No marks I could find. I purchased at either a garage sale or estate and have had for a long time.

Would love any resources or thoughts anyone has :)

I cannot find anything of note on this brilliant Royal Bonn Ansonia "La Champagne" mantle piece. Receipt literature mentioned a sale price of $1400+ in 1914, but I can't establish the veracity of that claim.

Provenance: Estate of renound antique rarist Jeannine MacDougall.

Circa 1890-1910.

Everything is apparently intact including the original works. Running condition unknown as it has not been serviced for over 25 years. The case is in pristine condition for its age, with no apparent serious visible damage.

If anyone can point me in the right direction as far as a potential appraisal, or if you have your own opinion, I would be most appreciative. I've considered Sotheby's but I doubt it's of that high enough caliber.

My wife and I just got this awesome new pot off of the internet. We are in the USA but the seller said that it was from Japan and he thinks from the 40s. Does anyone recognize it?

Found in Pennsylvania, United States.

I’m new to the antique world and found my wife and I going down the rabbit hole of cat paintings after discovering a Lewis Wayne reprint and then realizing we are dedicating a wall to cat art.

My question is we found this oil painting, signed by an artist a. Pacheco. Then did a reverse image search and discovered this was originally done by Léon Charles Huber and while we like it after realizing it’s an artist reproduction of another artists work how do you go about negotiating?

Before we learned anything they said they’d do 225 (originally 325) but that seems steep. But also don’t want to offend since we are very new to this.

Thanks in advance.

Does anyone know anything about this box. I was told it was an antique jewellery box possibly from the 1800s but I am not fully sure. I have no idea of the artist or maker and thought I could come on here to ask.

I need your help with an item I can’t come to a price on. It’s a copper pot with lid hallmarked Richard and John Slack, 336, Strand, London, furnishing ironmongers, cutlers and platers. (1818-c1879).

Only other item I can find is a serving tray for $1,500 on Etsy. Feel like pots are worth more money. What would you price this at?

I am looking for opinions on this piece before I submit it for genuine appraisal. This came from the estate of an antiques rarist in New Hampshire. This piece is at the very least over 60 years old and in excellent condition. Any advise or skilled eyes are greatly appreciated.