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Thanks! I had everything appraised last year. There's a wide variety of prints of various age and values. There are a few 15th century prints that...
[ATTACH] This lithograph is one of a bunch of prints that my brother and i inherited this year. My parents purchased most of the items in the...
Thanks! Great information. It is a beautiful thing!
[ATTACH] This is another piece that has been in our family for generations and was recently passed down to me. Family came from Texas,...
Thanks! I inherited several victorian pieces and this one was in such great shape I kind of assumed it was younger or even modern.
This is a writing desk that my parents owned. They inherited a lot of old things but I think they might have bought this or received it as a gift....
Thanks for your reply! It is a dark stained wood and no paint is left, though there seems to be a little on the underside of the seat. Here's a...
This windsor chair has been in the family for at least three generations. My family largely came from Illinois/Indiana, New York, Massachusetts,...
Oh, thank you! I had no idea what those numbers meant. So it was purchased for $5?
I believe that this page was removed from the folio before she acquired it. The back looks like it might have been mounted or framed for display...
Unfortunately I neglected to take a photo before I put it back in its frame and now I can't remember.
I found this page in some things my mom saved. It's about 10"X13". From googling I figured out that it is a Picasso illustrated page from the...
I took it out of its frame to check for any writing on the back, but the only thing there was a date of 1975 and a series number, both in pencil....
I thought for sure this would work but nothing similar turns up.
I inherited this print from my parents who bought it around 1975 in San Antonio, TX. We've always called it "Bluebonnets" but there's no title...
This belonged to my great grandfather and I've been using it as a pencil holder for about 30 years. It's about 5.75" tall and the base is about...
New here. I'm interested in learning about antiques and hope to get some help identifing a bunch of stuff that I've been hanging on to for many years.
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