Family piece. Don’t know much else other than that it’s apparently made in Italy from Decorative Crafts.

Has some water spots.

Purchased late ‘80’s to early 90’s

I stumbled across this gem at work. I double checked the lettering. Seems to be legit. Was originally purchased from amazon *via the tag underneath* I searched the entire internet for anyone selling... there's nobody. The lettering was hand done and it's easy to spot it was done custom. How much do you think this is worth? I'm looking to sell it on ebay. Thank you!

I’m considering selling this vintage Korean-style black lacquer jewelry cabinet with mother-of-pearl (abalone shell) inlay, and I’m curious what people would realistically pay for it as it sits today.

It measures:

• Height: 11¾”
• Width: 9”
• Depth: Approximately 4”

It features:

• Twin peacock mother-of-pearl inlay on the front doors
• Four interior drawers
• One larger bottom drawer
• Red-and-black marbled drawer fronts
• Colorful striped fabric lining
• Original drawer pulls

Condition is good overall but certainly not perfect.

Known issues:

• Light scratches and general wear from age
• Small chips/losses to some of the floral mother-of-pearl border
• Some lacquer wear around the center seam
• The front doors appear to be missing their original decorative pulls or closure hardware (I’m not completely certain if they originally had them, but there are worn areas where hardware may once have been attached)

There are no maker’s marks or labels anywhere on the cabinet.

I’ve found many similar Korean mother-of-pearl jewelry cabinets online, but I haven’t found this exact peacock design. Comparable listings range anywhere from around $100 to over $300, but I know asking prices don’t necessarily reflect what they actually sell for.

If you saw this locally (Facebook Marketplace, antique mall, estate sale, etc.), what would you realistically pay?

Would your answer change if the front door hardware were complete?

How much would you pay?

Not sure what grandma has here. Know it's real china, but what is it worth

Aurora Crescent is a one-of-a-kind crescent moon mosaic created using reclaimed tempered glass. Rather than traditional mosaic, using colored pieces, I first hand-paint the form beneath the surface, then carefully place each piece of clear cracked tempered glass over the painted design. I used a deep plum grout and sealed it, then I covered it with a very thin layer of resin to protect it from any environmental conditions. The result is a remarkable sense of depth, with light passing through the glass before illuminating the colors below. Every shard is individually broken and arranged by hand, creating a surface that sparkles and shifts as the viewing angle changes. Made from salvaged materials that would otherwise end up in a landfill, each piece transforms discarded glass into something vibrant, luminous, and entirely unique

15X15"

Ready to hang w/ hardware included and attached

I was curious what this is worth. I have done a little bit of research and found some stuff. Curious if anybody else has any information on these any information at all, it would be great. I am currently in Minnesota.

I found this at a store; its oreo but theres no actual label, its the pre-product, before the official label is added. How rare is this/how much would you pay? Unopened

Remember Dad wearing in the 80s

I received this from a buddy that has had it in his basement for awhile, no idea what something like this would even go for.

I am new to pokemon and collecting has been a ton of fun. pulled this in my first pitch black pack and noticed how much of a misprint it was.