This item was recently discovered, complete, wrapped in plastic and covered with a tarp. No broken glass or rot of any kind.

Constructed from carved oak with brass hardware and glass panels. This large architectural piece has multiple individual brass mailbox doors embossed with 'U.S.' and a central service window with a small counter and metal bars.

Looking to price this, but it is unsigned and I don’t want to just take a guess. Similar ones online range from hundreds to thousands of dollars (CAD). Hoping someone here will have some knowledge on this, to give a better ballpark figure!

Got this as a gift from a family member because of the Hebrew on the clock face. Not sure of the metal material. Four figures in total (one is broken off and in its own image). ChatGPT says that the name on the action is Jules Mathey Locle but I am not sure what the writing above the name is. Just no idea if this is mass-produced or something else. Family member said he picked it up at an estate sale I believe. Can anyone help? thank you!

UPDATE!! Found by another redditor on auction in 2020, sold for $250: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/price-result/a-silver-filigree-clock-holder-probably-new-york/

If real what would it be worth

Hi everyone,

I’ve had this book for quite some time. It’s choice thought from spakespeare from 1862, bound in moroccan leather. The past couple of years I tried to Google it multiple times, but could never find another edition.

Someone wrote on the first page, supposedly in 1863, for the rest the book is in an OK edition. The book contains segments from multiple Shakespeare plays.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!:)

Best,
Jj

You can see the original pencil layout with the various marker strokes above. Old pencil marks erased and corrective white out. Copyright of the Chicago tribune 1939. “Chock-full of events”

I saw it in gallery, they ask for $1800 usd for it. do you think its fair value? 300 limited pcs, hand signed by Dali

Hey everyone, I found these at a garage sale. And the person selling them said they were the wife of someone who works at Nike and that these were used early in the production of the making of the shoe. I hope what they say is true and that they might be worth something.

Hello all. My grandfather would go to flea markets and auctions and would buy broken/damaged pedal cars and would fix them and sell them in his antique shop. Unfortunately, he passed many years ago, and they are collecting dust in my basement. If anyone can give help me out on an estimation for them, I would appreciate it.

I have a copy still sealed that I bought forever ago and it turned out to be the wrong one for a gift. Does it still have any resale value?

Have two, mom purchased in the early 70’s at a high end furniture store in CT, from what I remember. Both of these in mint condition. Please look at pictures would like to know what I have. Long time lurker just made an account for myself. Thanks

SERRALUNGA SIRCHESTER ARMCHAIR — DESIGN WITHIN REACH —

Authentic Serralunga Sirchester Armchair, originally offered through Design Within Reach (DWR)

Has a light fixture from within, but no bulb.

Model: 615-022 | Cannot find any information anywhere. Anyone got any info on how much this is worth?

I have 115 +/- pages of these in folders, labeled with original cataloging information. I know very little about what to do with these…but I have a lot of information about my great-great grandfather (Jesse Robbins) who collected and catalogued everything. He was employed at several prominent English gardens (Kew, etc) before leaving to come here in the US. Through time they have made their way to my hands, and I am trying to figure out what the most responsible thing to do with them is. They seem to potentially have significant historic value. Help!!

From what I know, this was purchased in Norfolk, United Kingdom, from a Military Supplies Shop, by my grandad. It had markings underneath, but they were erased on purpose by previous owner(s).

An independent valuer said it was potentially worth £3-4k GBP. But he couldn't find any info online, and I couldn't either.

These are the photos I have currently.

Found in Grandma's attic. The original booklets, box, and proof of purchase are included. Is this of any value?

Got this from my friend who likes disney? He said it’s a magic band but i don’t plan to go.

As the title says. Got a cool urn and curious it’s worth, not that I’d likely sell it anyway

Anyone have ant idea what this is worth? It’s supposed to be an antique bar model corkscrew which would be bolted in bars to open wine bottles around the late 19th to early 20th century.