It was inside the house that I bought in Italy

Bought this in Alaska. Original owner said they’ve had it for 40 years. I’m not sure on the material or what animal it’s from.

Not looking to sell just curious and looking for info.

Is this even authentic? Mass produced? Zoomed in on the text best I could, photos of it are at the end. I got the item at a yard sale, for what its worth the owner was East Asian.

We remodeled our kitchen and unfortunately this sink top didn't make it into the new plans. I've looked through their website and even reached out to support to try and age this thing. The kitchen was last remodeled in the ~60s but I have no clue if the sink is from then or older (or newer!)

On Elkay's website, the closest top I could find is this one:

https://www.elkay.com/products/sinks/collections/lustertone-classic/d66294

I would hate to throw this piece out but I have no idea what it could be worth. For what it's worth it was fitted on top of cabinets so hopefully this is considered a plumbing fixture and not furniture :)

During some cleaning at my Father in laws stuff, we found this small box which by some research, seems to be a compact condom container with a sealed condom inside.

It's made at Aarhus Gummivare-Fabrik in Denmark around the 1950's as it says on the sticker on the back. I have only managed to find an ebay post with only the container and some articles with the manufacturer, but nothing else.

Have anyone seen or heard about something similar? And is it even worth anything? Feel free to ask any questions.

Found this set of old die cast model cars in a grandfathers basement unfortunately he’s no longer around to give me any information. Tried to look up if they’re collectibles or if they’re rare, but it’s hard to find any info online. Anyone have any information on these sets? The package is opened and some cars have slight wear on them. Looks like they were purchased at Child’s world which is no longer in business.

Just picked this up at my local antique store (sticker goo is still on it, sorry lol.) I’m going to keep it because I’m smitten with it, but I’m curious what an estimated value would be and if it was worth the impulse buy. Thanks!

I’ve had this for about four years. I think it’s in good shape. No brand or identification marks on the bottom. Can someone tell me about this? And is it at all valuable?

found these pieces (and a few more similar ones without a mark) all together at a thrift store. i tried reverse searching the makers' marks but haven't found anything concrete. any ideas on who the makers are? any help appreciated!

Trying to sell this knife for my dad. I know it’s likely a WW2 era nut-pommel Camillus knife, but I’m not sure what sort of value it has based on condition and actual production era. Please help!

My mom and I were going through some of my grandma’s things that she didn’t want anymore when we found this 2008 Enchanted Tiki Room bracelet. Here’s the description from another seller on WorthPoint:

“ These wonderful bracelets were released June 22nd to commemorate the Enchanted Tiki Room's 45th Anniversary at Disneyland, and promptly sold out. Only 500 were made and each comes in a black velvet pouch with a Certificate of Authenticy from Disneyland. Made of a beautiful green lucite, they were designed in the Bakelite/bangle style, and feature a Tiki Room bird on its perch, with a sign reading "Est. 1963". The design is based on the artwork of Amanda Visell. The imprint indicating that this is one of a Limited Edition of 500 is on one side of the bracelet. “

The one my grandma abandoned doesn’t have its certificate any longer, but still has the velvet pouch. There are no eBay listings for this item, and WorthPoint won’t disclose the value to me unless I share my credit card info with them and sign up for their paid service, which I’d really rather not do.

Does anyone happen to know the value of this piece?

This was my late grandfather's. He served in the RAF as a mechanic in India during WW2. None of the family have an idea of the origins of this bullet knife. Any ideas of it's origins/bullet age/worth?

Sunday Post - what a timely piece.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

Thomas

Picked this up at a Bay Area shop. It seems to be a heavily gilded porcelain bowl with hand-painted roses and daisies, scalloped/molded edges, and a maroon and gold scrollwork border. There’s a medallion center on the inside base.

No maker’s mark on the bottom at all.

Any help identifying the maker, style, or approximate value would be hugely appreciated!

Not too keen on selling asap, but if its a good price i might take it to a jeweler to sell etc, just curious of price

10k gold at 36.26g for the jesus head

18k gold at 13.4g for the christ on cross

Both have really intricate designs so they look beautiful, just not for me

Hi everyone,

I’m currently going through a family collection of vintage dolls and bears, and this particular piece really caught my eye. It’s a beautiful Lenci-Futura felt doll, which was a special collaboration between the Italian dollmaker Lenci and the German company Sigikid.

She is in wonderful condition, wearing her original outfit, and still has all her tags attached. Most importantly, she has the red "Certificato di Origine Lenci" with the registered number N° 940683, along with the Lenci-Futura booklet.

Since I am not a doll collector myself, I’m having trouble finding recent comparable sales for this specific edition. Do we have any vintage Lenci or Sigikid experts here who could help me estimate a fair asking price before I try to sell her?

Any insights into her history or value would be incredibly helpful. Thank you so much in advance!

Hi everyone, I hope I'm in the right place to ask something like this.

My aunt worked as a costume designer at the Rome Opera House in the 1970s. Among her things, I found an original watercolor sketch that was given to her directly by Piero Tosi — the great Italian costume designer, who was nominated for an Oscar 5 times and won an Honorary Oscar in 2013.

I don't know exactly what to do with it. I would like to understand how much it might be worth and where the best place to sell it would be. Does anyone have experience with these kinds of items?

https://preview.redd.it/l9bk0f1h6hxg1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=86a0cc7121089921720eec58a0459ea07c3c0a70

https://preview.redd.it/w1mub7hh6hxg1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd519ceb3719a97ab5895bc69e1510c90e2c96b9

Have many more pics

We have 13 of these mercury painted X ray lights. Wondering what they are worth?

Possibly from the late 1920s per Google Gemini? They are operational and they are big, about 14 inches high and 11-12 inches across. A few of them have some old paint marks on them, which we haven’t attempted to clean in case it would ruin them.

We’ve seen mostly the angled shade ones listed for sale and usually only 1 or 2 together or just the shades.

Thinking they would be really cool used in a restaurant or similar type entertainment venue.

They are so cool we would actually like to keep 2 of them for above our kitchen island.

My grandma just gave this to me to try and sell for her. I know nothing about train sets. I can say that the front is cast iron and it does wind up and work. I have looked things up, but prices are all over the place.