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10 inch blue and white ceramic plate with Chinese characters on the back side. The front shows flowers that are stamped or embossed into the surface.

This is a plate from China that measures 9 and 1/4 inches by 9 and a quarter inches. It is clear, bright blue and white with a floral design in the center and primates of some sort on the border. This is from an antique store that closed.

Hi Delia! Here are a few more from the collection ~Judy

Hand painted large stylized flowers (4 on the outer edge plus 1 in the middle. The middle flower is within two dual red painted circles) and vine like stems in red, with mint green leaves and yellow berry like items on a white / cream back ground, The leaves and berries have a slight raised feel to the touch. .A decorative metal rim that appears to be Asian inspired. (does not test to be silver) A further Silver (tested for Silver content) rim to the base. The item has no hall marks and is crazed on the underside. Other wise in perfect condition.

Grandfather clock antique! Only made 7 pieces With 3 chimes, Big Ben, Westminster and German Michel adjustable in Hamburg Rustic oak Weights are polished from brass 210 x 70 cm height 2.1 meters width 0.70 meters

Recently found upon the purchase of the complete contents of an estate. Original KKK white robe with hood and snap-on removeable eye mask. The patch on the robe appears to be newer, however the robe belonged to the former estate owners father, as they both were members of the organization in the state of Tennessee. Very unique in that there are several small "burn" holes all along the shoulder area and down the back of the robe, this would have been from the carrying of a burning cross. There is also some staining, but on one of the arms, there is actually what appears to be former blood stains. I do not support or believe in this type of lifestyle. However I know this item has value to some collectors, as I have already had people trying to purchase it. I was just wanting to see what an appraisal of the item might conclude. One other note, the owner was a former prison guard in Tennessee, and also a military guard at the Guatanonimo Bay Cuba prison complex as I have his military records and Identification as well. If the piece did belong to his father, it would date this robe to around the 1920's- 1930's.

The height of this chandelier from ceiling to bottom of the piece is 26 inches. The width of the piece is 12 inches. The material is brass with crystals hanging. I believe this is original to the house which was built in 1960.

I have two lamps that look to be Meissen in style. I can't see any markings on the lamps because the bases are covered by the lamp base.

The totems are carved from wood and have metal legs. They are unsigned. They measure 51 inches tall and the base is 5 by 12 inches. They were offered at auction with other unrelated carvings.

Hand made with steel very heavy base no sign of manufacture

Painting

Oblong "frog" urn, approximately 4" high x 7" long x 3" wide. Fair condition.

Small painted bowl, approximately 3" tall x 5" wide.

Painted pot, approximately 9" tall x 9" wide. Painted in SW native decorative patterns. Pot is cracked and worn but otherwise in good condition.

Print is signed an numbered by the artist

Shannon distributors Ltd. Dublin Ireland “Tara” Irish dancer in traditional Irish dancing costume

This is a framed calligraphy artwork that came from an estate sale several years ago. I do not know what it says or even if it is Japanese or Chinese. The actual artwork is protected, but the frame is battered a bit.It measures 19.5 inches long by 5 inches wide.

Ceramic Painted and Diameter is 7" and 5" Tall with the lid on.

The canvas is 21" W X 22" T and the frame is wood.

15" W X 24" T oil on press board. Oil is starting to show age. No idea of who the artist is. Could not find signature. Wood frame

Oil Painting on Canvas , 19" W 24" T , wood frame larger. The pictures show signature and more information on the back of the frame wich is burnt and embossed. Was in the family for a number of years. No information as to how it was obtained, nor its origin. I inherited this item.

I’ve been doing research to find reputable appraisers and to look for someone that could give me an idea about a really rare advertising kit from Winchester that they sent to their dealers in 1950 to coincide with the release of the movie ‘Winchester 73’. Here’s the neat part, I have the complete set of paperwork (2 page letter from Winchester, the WANTED poster for 1 of 1,000 promotion, the Window Streamer (poster - the only one that we’ve found in existence is in the Winchester Archives) and the original shipping tube that all this was sent in to the dealer. From the time this was shipped to dealers in 1950, this never saw the light of day until I opened the tube for the first time in 2010. I have a feeling this is incredibly rare, and to the right collector could be almost priceless since this 1 of 1,000 Winchester 73’s sell for incredible sums of money. I am curious as to how we would obtain an appraisal and what your process is to value it. First and foremost I need to get an insurance value so I can get this insured, and secondly we may be interested in selling as well. Main window poster is 44” x 15” Wanted poster is 14” x 17” I know these are all original and authentic because I found them in a build I purchased a decade ago, and they were still in their original mailing tube with the letter from Winchester explaining how to promote gun sales with the release of the movie.

Hi there! We acquired several 18th century ivory scrimshaw pieces from a gentleman who passed away. He was an avid collector of civil and revolutionary war memorabilia. The etchings consist of ships, whales, mermaids, and others. I've attached just one if that is all I can use for a quote. I'm happy to send photo's of the rest. ~Judy

Measures 54 x 44 x 2

32-26 inches

12 inches tall. 9 inches wide (around). 1/4 inch thick glass. Multicoloured veins engrained in the glass vase against a clear silverish background. Solid bottom in a dark red with the telltale of the stub where the glass was broken off during the making. Quite a bulbous middle that tapers up to a neck that then fans out making the glass vase shape. Original certificate and proof of purchase from 2003 is with the vase. Bought from Italy (Murano) for €700 from Maestro Vetraio Impressio Rossi "Pei". Can provide pictures.

17-1/2 X 23-1/2 - Silk mat prints Writing on the back: “Kuan Chu. Lsg” on one and “Chon - Wing and wife Lachi”

Oil on canvas 48 " x 35.38 no frame signed on the left upper corner. Certificate of Authenticity is attached. Condition is excellent, no damage.

21 inch diameter lamp and stand was told it was Tiffany was dropped and broke 3 sections dealer wants to buy it Stand is 5 feet tall bought in1973

The painting looks to be 19 century. In need of restoration, relining.oil on canvas. 46x65.5cm

i have photos

The pitcher is 8.25 inches tall and 4.125 inches wide and deep. This was purchased at an antique store several years ago. The condition is fair to good because there is a hairline crack that is about three inches inside the pitcher.