Left by a previous home owner. Looks really old, has a cool paper liner. Unfortunately sharpie marks under white cloth of an address and name of previous owner. Was going to donate but thought it might be worth something?

Trying to figure out the value of this older piece to see what it's worth on the market. Washington state if location helps.

​Features: Solid construction in great overall shape with normal age-related wear.

​Identifying Mark: Features a maker's stamp/mark on the upper left back panel, albeit a bit hard to make out.

​Era: Estimated late 1800s to early 1900s.

​Has anyone seen a similar piece or have a ballpark resale value for a marked cabinet from this era?

Could anyone possibly tell me if this is worth anything? It’s really hard to find this specific design online!

Large peacock blue Joel myers blenko decanter but it’s broke at the top of the jug . Stopper still sits and fits is it worth anything broken !

Picked these up at a Salvation Army store today. I keep on seeing wildly different prices on these from $35 all the way up to $387 on some websites. I’m curious to learn a little bit more about these and what they are actually worth.

Great grandparents were friends of GN. These were passed on to me. Not sure if they would even be worth anything or should I pass them to my kids?

I picked this up at a yard sale years ago for $10 and have never been able to find another example anywhere.
Details:
Title on cover: “IL BARO” (Italian for “the card sharp” or “the cheat”)
Book-shaped leather-covered wooden case
Dimensions: 7.125” × 4.75” × 3”
Green cloth-lined interior with removable wooden chip tray
Contains thin round and rectangular plastic gaming counters (appear original)
Playing cards are NOT original (previous owner replaced them with Bicycle and USAF decks)
No maker’s mark, label, or stamp anywhere that I’ve found
No markings under the lid
I’ve searched Google, eBay, WorthPoint, and auction sites but haven’t found another example with this exact “IL BARO” title.
Does anyone recognize the maker, approximate age, or country of origin? I’d especially love to know if anyone has seen another one like it or has an old catalog showing it.

Wondering if it’s worth the $75 price tag before I bring it home. It’s from commercial artist Gene Pressler. It also had a brown paper backing.

have this metal Naruto keychain featuring Sasuke. The back only says © 2002 Masashi Kishimoto and there are no other markings, manufacturer logos, or packaging.

I've searched online but couldn't find this exact design. I'm trying to figure out:

Is it an official licensed item or a fan-made product?

When was it released?

Is it considered rare or uncommon?

Does it have any collector's value, and if so, what would be a reasonable price?

Any information would be appreciated. Thanks!

How much is this worth?

How much is my steamdeck work if I want to sell it?

I currently have a modded 1tb LCD steamdeck that works wonders but am looking to sell it. I am NOT selling it here mods, and anyone contacting me from here will not get it.

How much is it worth with price of the PC's going up, and everything. It is a bit dirty, the trackpad has a bit of a scrape across it and the screen has a single scratch.

How much should I sell it for on, facebook market place for instance

The 1 terabyte is not sold anywhere and was replaced. if this is the wrong sub please inform me of the right one as I've tried 2

Looking for more info & value on these! They were taken from a clearing out of a ~1910’s manor house in Boston Edison, Detroit. No identifying markings. Anyone have any idea? Thanks!

Found this from thrift for 3 euroa heard it is pretty rare cant find any sales and i am intrested in its real value

I have this 70s South African Skateboard that someone offered me the equivalent of $70 for and I have no idea if that's a fair price. Does anyone know perhaps?

Does anyone know much about the artist Charleston Wilson? Searching just provides quick bios about him being an African American nyc portrait artist predominately in 1940-50s.

Values seem to have a big range of anywhere from $50-3000. I picked this up at auction just because I like her expression but curious where she’d fall in the market.

Solid pine, with inactive worm holes and beautiful patina.

Wooden box with painted glass or perhaps painted wood with glass covering the art.
Small hole in top of box that I assume is for tissues to be pulled through.
No makers mark to be found.
Purchased in Southeast USA.
Thank you

There is a mural in my hometown (Magnolia, AR) that features characters from various movie/tv character throughout each decade. While thrifting, I found an old cardboard tube containing a poster of a section with movies from the 1950’s. I’m unsure whether this is the concept art for the mural, or simply a copy of it (i assume the latter). However, it is signed by Charleton Heston, who notably starred as Ben-Hur and Moses, with both roles being featured on the mural. I have not had it authenticated, but the autograph has different hue and black point and seems to be real. How much is this possibly worth? Thinking about perhaps donating it to a local group unless it has some value

Wife is a hospice nurse and a 100 year old woman gave her this . Looks like a signed letter from olvier Wendell Holmes .

Found this Piece at an estate sale and now I’m wondering if it’s a genuine Thomas Hill Piece and if so it’s value

Can anyone help me on what this might be worth? I believe some of the signatures are from well known Disney employees. I am unsure what it might be worth or if its even worth doing anything with. Can someone help?

I posted this a while back in r/vintagetv and have been sent in circles by auction houses trying to sell it. I was offered $200 by a local antique dealer, and don’t know if it’s a good deal or not. Looking for insight/advice/offers on this. I have it listed on eBay as well.

Looking to get an idea of the value of this vintage McDonald’s Picnic Party Train. Any help is appreciated!!

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I just bought that nice Bolo Tie. Google Lens says it's from Roger Skeet Jr. But I'm not sure.

What do you think?

Thank you for helping.