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My grandmother had this and has been stored in a bag for..ever! I can't find much information about it online and the only thing that I see are items in The Metropolitan Museum of Art display. It's a really unique coat and the interior label is her signature name and "styles exclusive with I. Magnin" Almost positive it's from the 1940s era and is in beautiful condition. Just needs to be professionally cleaned. It's very heavy and fully lined but doesn't have a size or fabric content tag. I believe it's wool and pretty positive about that. I need some help with this and reaching out to see the value. I have been on a vintage blog and received a ton of feedback. Some are vintage sellers and have great advice and some want to buy it from me. Just need a ballpark range and see where to go from there. It's in pristine condition but not sure if I should have it professionally cleaned at this time. Thank you!

This bracelet was given to me as a Christmas present from my boyfriend in high school in the 60s.

I have two woodblock prints from Toyohara Kunichika. The first I believe I have been able to identify as "大山左衛門尉 市川左団次" from 1983. I still have, however, both the original bill of sale and certificate of authenticity which list the title as "Actors," the year as "1877" and the Artist as "Chikahara." Given, however, that I cannot find ANYTHING on such a woodblock artist, I'm inclined to wonder if the gallery mistranslated. The second piece is listed on the bill of sale and certificate of authenticity as "Actors (c. 1880)" by Kunichika. I have found very similar prints from Kunichika around that time, so I'm inclined to believe the accuracy of the CoA. I do wonder, however, if this piece has been seen before, given that I have looked through THOUSANDS of woodblock prints from that period and cannot find a match.

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Captain desk from his cabin See printed descriptions attached

13x17 Rare paper print Plate 552 Subject A Jamez Fiscal Indian Photogravure Suffolk Eng Cambridge mass Copyright 1925 13x17 ish Photograph Available to send

Complete Service for 12, includes dinner, salad plates, small plates, fruit bowls, serving dish, 2 covered dishes, sugar bowl, creamer, covered butter dish, cups, saucers, soup bowls, 2 platters, relish dish

I have an antique flint rifle. It is around 60 inches long and has some very decorative sections.

Ziegfeld Girls Oil on Canvas - this series of paintings are each 30x40, two sets of twins, two with gold leaf, one Ziegfeld Blue Girl. The series was begun by Lyle Morris and completed by Frederick Lyle Morris. The Two developed a host of art from 1969 to present. Ziegfeld Blue sold to German collector in 2018 for $6,000.00; is now located in Aschaffenburg Germany..Ziegfeld Red (twin sisters facing each other) sold as a pair, France, 2018; $15,000. The Painting "Meto" created for Meto Co, Heppenheim, Germany, 2002 (not pictured) was commissioned by Checkpoint Systems their sister company, Frederick Lyle was at the time employed by Checkpoint as their International Database Manager.

I bought it 10 years ago from a small boutique in Europe.

1992, new only out of the box 2 times. "Rosie" baby doll.

Might be Ivory - or some similar composite,. appears to be wearing a japanese Kimono - hand painted and or etched all over - Buddha is in sitting position maybe holding/smoking a pipe,? we have had this buddha for more than 18 years in loving care, but have never seen another like it.

I believe oil on canvas, 10”x14” Some yellowing, needs to be cleaned Signed on bottom Left something Martin Also on the back “Still Waters by J or F or I or T Martin” Though I think it is a J

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Black alligator with rhinestone clasp. Measures 7.5 x 5 x 3 deep (at the bottom and tapers up). Thin double strap. Includes change purse on chain, original mirror and comb.

Signed Alaskan art by Neena Birch 50/200. Frames under glass Framed measures 12 7/8” x 12 1/4” inches. Circular art 8” x 7 1/2” inches

Signed # 46/50 Framed under glass. Framed it measures 26 3/4 x 32 inches Artwork measures approximately 17 x 22 inches

This is a framed and matted cloth material picture of kids, animals, houses, trees. 22" wide x 22 5/8" tall. Each piece is hand sewn with a different cloth material and different threads to make up the picture. No markings or signature as to the maker of this item on the front or back.

Red velvet with black leather

These Japanese Gods were given our family from clients in the Far East, in appreciation for work that my grandfather did in 1949.

no marks on no name work with a 25 watt bulb

Teak, wicker back, 27 3/4 high. Front leg spacing 26” side leg spacing 28 3/4.” Kind of an of shaped piece to measure so not sure what other measurements are needed. Wicker is worn, as is the seat straps, no cushion.

18 K. Inscription on works says Tiffany & Co. New York. No. 68172 Inscription on case says TIFFANY & Co. N.Y. 57526

About 3.5 to 4 ft high. Seat made 2 ft long hard wood. Hand tooled(?) upholstered

Bachelor’s Hall. Plate 1 and Bachelor’s Hall. Plate 6 Francis Calcraft Turner Both images are 23x30.5cm with mat openings of 26.75x33cm and 18x20in frames. Both images have (c) HFA in bottom left corner. Both have a crest (unknown material) places on the mats. The prints and mats are pristine. The framing has many dings and scratches. No crack or scratches in glass. These we obtained from a Goodwill thrift shop for a total cost of $20

These 3 prints were purchased by me at a thrift store for $10. I opened the back of one to reveal copyright information printed on the photograph which I will describe more. Because the framing was obviously done VERY meticulously I closed it back and did not open the other two. The frame I opened: Photograph titled, “Winter, Apsaroke (Crow) taken in 1908. The description under the image reads: “Photograph by Edward S Curtis, 1998 • Courteay Denver Public Library, Western History Department • [c] 1998 AZUSA Publishing, INC • PO Box 2526, Englewood, Colorado 80150 USA” It is in an 11x14 in frame and exposed image size is 17.5x24cm Next is “Oasis in the Badlands, Sioux 1905 frames and matted to 11x14in the opening is 23.25cmx16.75cm. If also from AZUSA printing the print number would be 207 or M207. Last is “The Blanket Weaver, Navajo 1904. This is also matted to an 11x14in with an opening of 17.25x24cm. If also with same print company this will be 215 or M215. All three prints look in pristine condition. The frames have dings and scratches. In the photos. In the photos I will upload you will see the prices written on the frames with red crayon. I have since removed the writing and no damage was done to the frames.

Andy Warhol watercolours on paper Descripton Paper, watercolours, hand signed Andy Warhol, two stamps behind and numbers Estate of Andy Warhol and authentication stamp. The presented object appears to be a watercolor and pencil drawing on paper with the measurements of 29,5 x 22,5 cm.

Black Louis Vuitton purse

This framed painting is in good condition. I purchased this painting from someone’s estate sale for $15. I believe it is an original because it looks like original paint and it is signed by the artist. The first letters in his name -P and D - are in red paint. The rest of the letters are in green paint.

Bronze 5" long 4" tall

Louis Vuitton Paris France on inside tag and Louis Vuitton printed on the shoulder strap 11x9 inches and has a zipper around the outside of the purse.

original painting by Jaquie Dainels water color 36" x 44" professionally framed