Identified Antiques Gallery
Explore antiques, vintage items, and collectibles identified with our AI-powered antique recognition. Click any item to see its era, materials, history, and estimated value. For research methods, visit our antique identification guides.
Decorative spoon ring
$20-$60
Hand-painted decorative ceramic or porcelain trinket box (possibly a compact or small vanity box)
$20-$80
Decorative silver-tone ring setting / mount with floral and portrait relief
$25-$125
Carved wooden architectural bracket or decorative corbel with figural face
$150-$500
Ornate brass or bronze vase / ewer
$75-$250
Pair of ornate engraved metal goblets or chalices
$75-$250 for the pair, depending on metal content, age, and whether they are handmade or decorative reproductions
Decorative brass/bronze vase or candlestick-form vessel
$75-$250
Crucifix corpus figure (Christ figure from a wall crucifix)
$25-$150
Rosary-style devotional necklace or chaplet pendant section
$25-$125
Gold-toned chalice or communion cup
$40-$150
Upholstered Victorian-style rocking chair with ottoman
$150-$500
Carved wooden chest or trunk with decorative floral panels
$300-$900
Hand-knotted decorative area rug
$100-$500
Table lamp base with geometric Art Deco-inspired design
$75-$200
Ornate velvet evening purse / reticule with metal frame and chain
$40-$150 USD
Worn gold-colored coin or token, possibly a small denomination coin
$1-$25 if common base-metal token/coin; potentially higher only if later identified as a scarce gold or rare numismatic piece
1883 Morgan Silver Dollar
$35-$120 USD, depending on mint mark, exact grade, and whether it is cleaned or original surface. Common-date examples in this visible condition are usually near the lower end.
1921 Morgan Silver Dollar
$30-$60 USD
Hand-thrown studio pottery bowl or dish
$20-$75
Studio pottery handled pitcher or jug
$30-$120
Decorative carved or molded bone/ivory-like block with floral pyrography
$25-$150 if bone or decorative souvenir-grade material; potentially higher if confirmed antique ivory with documented provenance, though legal restrictions may apply
Fragment of blue-and-white ceramic vessel (likely porcelain or earthenware)
$5-$25
Blue-and-white speckled ceramic shard or fragment
$5-$25 as a fragment; higher only if identified as part of a documented archaeological or maker-attributed piece
Mechanical cash register / early retail till
$150-$500 as-is; potentially $500-$1,500 if identified to a desirable maker, fully complete, and restored or operational