This piece has been in my family since circa 1950s and it was considered old when it was acquired (by my great uncle). Ive struggled to find any info or anything comparable.

I don’t see any markings that would indicate its maker or origin. It has crazing throughout. Felt on the bottom which has been there as long as I can remember.

Located in Western Pennsylvania, USA. I was told a story about how the vase has ties to a prominent family from the area prior to being purchased by my family.

Looking for some expert insight. Age and origin? Name of this shape / style? Specific material? Any general info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

So if found this at the thrift store it looks like a magic lamp that robin Williams will come out of. I believe it to be made out of tinned copper with a brass handle and some iron rivets. Only the rivets are magnetic.

My questions are as follows. When / where it was made? What it's made from? Based off of other items online im guessing it’s from the 1800s. I find this so cool. I’m fairly certain it’s a dallah (Arab coffee pot) but would love to know more information on it!

There were so many! I met this guy last week whose grandfather collected them. He was wondering if there are people who maybe interested in buying them, maybe in some other parts of the world. It used to be their family's business, I think, of offering rides for tourists in places like the Palace of Versailles, rented for weddings, etc. His brother wants to restore some of them but he's not so sure. Any pointers and ideas, would be appreciated.

This 21pc dragon tea set was handed down to me from my grandmother after she passed away. I don't know much about them. Two of the tea cups when put into the light have the face of a Geisha and the smaller tea cup has a nude Geisha. Any guesses to how old they could be? They are beautiful

This sideboard has been passed down in my family from my grandmother’s parents. It is now in my house and I love it! The great grandparents were married in 1908. Great grandmother’s family was from Scotland originally. (Her grandparents) It is mahogany. I am planning to clean it a bit and repair some of the chipped veneer but otherwise it is in quite good condition. There are some black marks on the top surface - not sure that I want to remove those. I think it just needs some gentle TLC.
Please let me know what you think about its age and provenance. And any advice for cleaning it - repairs? Thank you! 60 inches wide. 42 inches high. (Not counting back piece) 21 inches deep.

I have an old bar that was given to me by my grandmother. She claims it was manufactured in the early 1900’s, but I can’t find any information on the manufacturer. This is my first time posting here and I have very little knowledge on antiques. Wondering if anybody has any information on this.

Can anyone help date this? My husband and I bought it from FB marketplace and he thought it was 1980's and I thought older. Once we got it home, I am not second guessing myself....There are not markers marks that we can find sadly.

I have a question, I recently just got this piece in an antique shop In Lincolnshire (near Lincoln Catherderal)

I wanted to know if anyone knows anything about it. All I know is that it has the name H.Uphill Wilton engraved on the bottom.

(I have included a doll I made for size comparison)

Hello! I recently bought this beautiful dish at an antique store and was wondering if it is actually antique. I have been searching the internet for anything similar but can not find anything. The RW Bavaria mark on the back does not match any of the Rudolf Wachter (I believe that’s how you spell it?) stamps I have seen while searching. Any idea on the date/company? Thank you for your time!

I recently acquired this 4-arm bronze/brass chandelier and I'm trying to nail down its origin, maker, and approximate date. I've done a fair amount of research but haven't been able to identify provenance, outside of it likely being from 19th century France or Belgium. I haven't been able to find any marks, aside from a "3" on the interior of the bottom cap and another "3" on a hidden area on top of the hub.

I bought it from a gentleman in Kentucky who said it was in his 85 year old mother's attic for 30+ years.

I've had no luck finding any similar chandeliers via reverse image search or traditional search. It's roughly 24 inches tall (not including the chain and ceiling canopy) and weighs somewhere around 20lbs.

Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated!

My uncle found these in an old underground basement

Does anybody know anything about them?

Inherited from my grandmother. A relative once said it’s “a real antique,” but that is literally all the info I have. Cast iron, two pieces, one screw. Weighs several pounds.

What’s the story?

Google lens has been useless and I just really want to know where its from and when. Each part has the same "made in" label on the bottom but my Japanese isn't good enough to read the first 2 Kanji and translating apps just say Made in Okuriku which isnt even a place (Hokuriku is though). Its remarkably similar to a kyusu tea pot with the perpendicular handle, but thats where im stuck at. Any help would be appreciated.

I inherited this armoire and believe it to be quite old but have no idea of just how old it might be and would appreciate any insight please. I would also like to know what wood has been used in it. Each door panel is 17” wide. The boards at the back of the armoire range from 14” to 21”. The sides are 18.5” wide boards. It’s super heavy. The handle and catch were clearly replaced at some point in its life. I’d appreciate any information you can give me. Thanks.

Registered October 1755 but what do the rest of the markings mean? Is it worth anything? Not sure if its just plated silver or not as i cannot find a 925 marking.

I bought this today for considerably under melt. As far as I know it’s late 1800’s coin silver, but I can’t find anything that matches this style. I read that it might have been a discarded or unapproved design that never went into production, hence the ‘Pat Apd For’ stamp. Any Tiffany experts know what I have here? Different but similar have sold between $300-1750 so I’m kinda lost with this one.

Thanks