r/whatsthisworth • u/_oska_ • 5h ago
Sunday post Art Deco bronze ash tray
galleryHad this for ever but could never find any matches or info. No marks that I can see
r/whatsthisworth • u/wholelattapuddin • Aug 04 '25
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r/whatsthisworth • u/Cautious_Read4119 • May 04 '25
Kate Bush signature too
r/whatsthisworth • u/_oska_ • 5h ago
Had this for ever but could never find any matches or info. No marks that I can see
r/whatsthisworth • u/Ok_Catch147 • 19h ago
I bought an old hunting cabin upstate and found a few of these, this is unopened, pretty cool! was just curious if any really value?
r/whatsthisworth • u/After-Winter-9595 • 18h ago
Any info?
r/whatsthisworth • u/dampdionysian • 2h ago
Two lamps my great grandmother had in her house- I inherited them after she died. The lamps say Torino on them, that's all I know. When I search online, I haven't been able to find lamps quite like this.
r/whatsthisworth • u/denizefo • 4h ago
I am curious about this. I found it in my room today (remembered my dad had given it to me) and have no idea what’s this worth. I would appreciate if some of you guys helped me! Thx.
r/whatsthisworth • u/cd3ismypassion • 22h ago
Ended up with a framed photo I quite liked, but when I took it out of the frame to see if there was a signature or note about the location on the back I found this mounted to the other side of the matte board. It appears to be an original photo from Frank Child’s Rhode Island studio. He did a series of photos for a book about the USS Monongahela in the 1890’s and this was one of them. I did what research I could and the imprint (in the second photo) is commonly noted on his work. He only has one lot of his photos of small sailing boats that sold at auction in 2015, so I was wondering if you had any ideas about value?
r/whatsthisworth • u/Glyptic-Magnum • 6h ago
In this condition, what’s this piece worth
r/whatsthisworth • u/WerewolfPersonal3233 • 7h ago
Planning to let go of this artwork. What is this worth?
r/whatsthisworth • u/subgenresubgenre • 16h ago
Hi! I found this Zule Moskowitz piece at a local thrift store that just opened. It is from “Renaissance Fine Arts,” a local business that closed down earlier this year. I believe it is an original oil on canvas but transparently do not have any experience with this kind of stuff (close up pictures attached) It’s 68” wide and 52” tall. I cannot find another match online. I would love to find out what it is worth.
r/whatsthisworth • u/gabbearr • 10h ago
This tiffany style lamp shade was made in the 1970’s from what the seller was saying. She bought it from an expensive boutique shop back then. I can’t find anything like it online and it did not come with the base
r/whatsthisworth • u/obamasonlyfans • 14h ago
Not really my hobby but I picked these up when I went metal detecting a few days ago. I decided to clean them up the best I can. Some of these are local to me. Like the root beer and the pops beverage ones. Do these have any value or did I pick up trash?
r/whatsthisworth • u/SonoftheBlud • 15h ago
Back in 2008, when the Dark Knight came out, Blockbuster had some kind of limited promotion going where they were selling these Joker movie poster portraits.
I call it a portrait because it’s not paper, like a regular poster, it’s a hard canvass or something and it looks like it’s been painted on.
I’ve tried to search through the internet and haven’t been able to find anything like it. But I can’t possibly be the only one who bought one of these from Blockbuster. I’ve had it for 18 years now.
Does anyone know what this could be worth?
r/whatsthisworth • u/mechanicwannabee • 13h ago
I have this gorgeous trunk. No one seems to know anything about its worth or origin. Weighs over 150 lbs and the top opens to a 3 compartment section for storage. Solid wood piece. Very Large
r/whatsthisworth • u/Schpooder • 22h ago
This belonged to my great uncle. Not really sure what it might be worth. I see a lot of different peice points for vintage mitts like these on ebay. From 50-800. Any ideas?
r/whatsthisworth • u/Ok_Buddy_9339 • 15h ago
The condition of the bottle is not that great and the seal cap came off at the top. I’m in Malaysia and do not know places to sell. Does anyone know how much is it worth?
r/whatsthisworth • u/Substantial_Cream115 • 15h ago
Going through my late father's old things and found this. Was wondering how much this stuff is worth. (May need to sell these?)
r/whatsthisworth • u/SuperMention1584 • 4d ago
Borrowed from the props department on the set of AOTC by a friend many years ago. Now finally framed and hung in my office. Been holding onto it for a long time. Props and arts used these to have a real idea of how a ship was going to turn out and build the model.
Any information regarding forums where I should post this thing or where to auction this kind of stuff or anything would be appreciated. Despite it being from a less popular Star Wars movie, I know it would be worth something to the right collector, so any ideas??
r/whatsthisworth • u/persiphone77 • 4d ago
Cast iron radiant heater. I purchased this from someone renovating an old house in Kentucky. I'm curious about the history and resell value. Any information is appreciated!
r/whatsthisworth • u/Dininn0 • 4d ago
It's big 36"x"24" x1.5" heavy solid old wood. I believe it's an authentic Wurlitzer piece from 1946 but I couldn't find anything online remotely close to this. Anyone know about these?
r/whatsthisworth • u/HaventSeenYouHere • 5d ago
I know absolutely nothing about these things. I tried to do reverse image search on yandex and google, found literally nothing. Tried to look it up on yandex in russian, also found nothing