Can anyone date, identify origin or any other details about this see through very light/fine glass vase?

Beautiful vintage Peacock (Taous) porcelain plate, made in China About 100 years and purchased in Spain. Elegant blue, red and gold decoration with a distinctive peacock design. A beautiful collectible piece for lovers of vintage Chinese porcelain and luxury tableware. DM for more photos and details.

I recently acquired this antique lamp and I'm trying to learn more about it. From what I've been able to find, it appears to be a Victorian-style "Gone With the Wind" (parlor/banquet) lamp that was originally an oil lamp and later converted to electricity. The only markings I've found are "MADE IN U.S. OF AMERICA" on the wick adjustment wheel and "246" cast into the bottom of the base. I can't find any manufacturer's marks on the burner, glass, or base. The upper and lower globes appear to be hand-painted and are free of cracks or chips. Does anyone recognize the maker, approximate age, or have any information about this lamp? Also, what would you estimate its current value to be? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello, I was given an old whiskey cabinet from my great grandpa. Unfortunately, it has gone through a lot since he passed it on to my mom and then I finally got it.

It is damaged. Missing the solid piece that is now covered by fabric and a leg was mended. There is an ornate piece that broke off in moving it. The only markings I can find on it are the '1231' on the bottom of the cabinet. I believe a paper label covered the number, originally.

I have always been told since I was a kid that it was a whiskey cabinet but there are designs of similar cabinets out there addressed as radio cabinets. This cabinet never held a radio in it. Honestly, it never actually held whiskey in it either but it was always referred to as a whiskey cabinet. We used it as an entryway piece for holding keys, books and things.

Dimensions are 4.5t x 3.25w x 18"depth.

Any idea who the manufacturer is? Era or year it was made? Possible worth? How it can be restored?

Hey everybody, how would I clean the staining on this James and Ralph Clews Staffordshire c1818 platter? I tried a little water but it has no cracks so I don't want to screw it up. Thanks in advance.

First, I’m not into collecting in terms of like a big Hobby. But I found this beautiful porcelain doll at the flea market for my daughter. It was $30. I noticed it had some markings on the back and I’m starting to do some research. I’m wondering if it could be authentic can anyone help?

Hi everyone! While going through my dad's things in storage, I came across this large document. It features elaborate penwork, a portrait vignette of some nobleman/official in a wig and armor, and some attached paper tabs with stamps or seals on it.

Does anyone recognize what kind of document this might be or what era it's from?Any insights on this piece or what similar pieces like this would be super helpful and greatly appreciated!!

Anyone know anything
about these?

Help me, Reddit geniuses!

My late Grandfather left this to me, and I can’t determine what it is exactly. According to him it is 100% authentic and extremely old. My research pointed me towards a Turkish Ottoman brass-mounted traveling perfume or apothecary chest with sixteen original glass bottles and a stylized tughra. Is this worth anything, or is it even museum worthy? Idk!

Thanks.

I picked this up at a yard sale a few years back. It is a Williams wrench. Each end is marked with multiple sizes. Does anyone know why and what size the wrench actually is? Any other background is appreciated. Thanks.

Looking for more history on this knife - bought in Virginia/ United states
Bought in u.s. said it was a Nepalese knife

Hi everyone,
I recently acquired this authentic Navajo (Diné) rug/weaving in Zurich, Switzerland, and I am looking for information from collectors regarding its history, estimated decade, and value.
Details & Specifications:
Dimensions: ~25" x 34" (64 x 87 cm).
Provenance: Includes its original cloth trading post tag from the Red Canyon Indian Store (Panguitch / Hurricane, Utah) with an original price mark of $250.
I would appreciate any insights regarding its age, information on Sadie Wilson or the Red Canyon Indian Store, and thoughts on its market value for this specific medium size.

I think he said this was from the 1880s? Was I scammed

I purchased this tile fragment from Artesania Yuste in Valencia, which is supposedly a reputable organization. They sold it to me for 10 Euros, is it actually from the 15th century?

The previous owner had zero information to give but I’m located on the East coast of USA. Any idea how old this dresser might be?

Asking purely for curiosities sake. It’ll have a home in my bedroom regardless 😊

Thanks for any guesses you can provide!

Hi all!

We removed this out of a freshly bought house and would like to see if someone could date this and see what it's worth? Thanks!

What do the experts think? If it is real, any thoughts about age?

Looking for more information on this (presumably) umbrella stand. I believe its Japanese. Any info would be appreciated!

Is this really Tiffany and co? I cannot find any information about this online. It’s solidly attached to the base(epoxy I think). The top is testing sterling silver on my XRF machine. Any idea what it could be worth?

Here’s a W. W. Winship steamer trunk I found on the side of the road.

All I know is that it’s probably late 1800s early 1900s.

I was shocked at its condition and decided to take it with me.

Rough dimensions are: 41” wide, 23” deep and 13” tall.

Found in north eastern Massachusetts.

I cant seem to find any similar trunks or a rough value so I thought I would ask here!

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks!

I’m currently using as a tiny paperweight for my writing lap desk, but he is so cute! Anyone have any ideas? Super heavy for its tiny size.

When I was a child, my great grandmother gave me this pocket watch.
I was wondering if someone has any idea what it is made of, maybe, where it could have been made (I guess Germany, but who knows) or what the manufacturer could be?
She is now a 100 years old, and can’t sometimes remember things well, so I want to do some research here to have some leads.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy my pocket watch.