Appraisal ID: 10232 Appraised On: Jan 14, 2006 Market Value: $5.00 Replacement Value: $10.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: In 1976, everybody was busily trying to cash in on the biggest event in 200 years of American history. Even companies that had never before indulged in producing commemorative items came up with some
Appraisal ID: 11256 Appraised On: Aug 17,2006 Market Value: $600.00 Replacement Value: $800.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: Carved French style marble top furniture set all with cabriole legs ending in paw feet: coffee table with carved apron, oval shaped rosey marble insert. Console table with two small drawers with brass hardware, carved apron and rectangular
Appraisal ID: 10294 Appraised On: Jan 21, 2006 Market Value: $ 125.00 Replacement Value: $ 150.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: This advertising collectible is a hanging motion lamp, circa 1980s. It features the Clydesdales, the Budweiser mascots. Budweiser has produced tons of advertising items of every possible description. Starting in 1982, the year of the Clydesdale 50th anniversary, they produced numerous lamps, steins,
Appraisal ID: 11483 Appraised On: Oct 08, 2006 Market Value: $ 60.00/pair Replacement Value: $ 75.00/pair APPRAISER COMMENTS: Pair of circa 1920-1930's unmarked, likely German, celluloid dolls with stationary heads, painted eyes and closed mouths with cloth bodies dressed in provincial costumes. Boy has molded hair; shows crack down side of head. Girl has wig, possibly over molded hair. Both
Appraisal ID: 10235 Appraised On: Jan 14, 2006 Market Value: $ 4,000.00 Replacement Value: $ 5,000.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: This is a Victorian sideboard. We would describe the style as Renaissance Revival. The piece features heavily carved walnut with figures and Renaissance decoration, marble top, beveled glass panes in the upper cabinet doors, and molded crest and base. Based on comparative data
Appraisal ID: 11255 Appraised On: Aug 16, 2006 Market Value: $ 125.00 Replacement Value: $ 160.00 APPRAISER COMMENTS: This appears to be a 19th century Meerschaum cheroot holder (cheroot holders were typically slightly curved, as is this example) with original leather, velvet lined case. Size: 2" in length. Fair condition. Nearly 300 years ago, the first meerschaum pipe was carved by
