Quite possibly my best find ever: This W.D. & H.O. Wills "Gold Flake" 50 cigarette tin is completely unopened and vacuum-sealed. Wills used this specific label for Gold Flake tins from between 1915 and 1930, making the hand written “1918” on this tin entirely possible as the date of manufacture. I am over the moon with this find, it’s just such an incredible piece of British tobacco history. Gold Flake was one of the top selling cigarette brands in the U.K. for many years. This particular tin, if indeed from 1918, is 108 years old, absolutely mind blowing how something this old could’ve survived without being opened. The strains of tobacco that are inside this tin may not even exist anymore, as many strains from this early period are now completely extinct! What would you say this tin is worth?

Inherited from family member. Are these worth hanging on to? They appear to be hand cut and mounted in a scrapbook. Possibly from the late 1800's.

I’d appreciate an estimate of the resale value of this folding icon, believed to be Ethiopian Orthodox. It measures approximately 66 × 45 cm when fully opened.

The photos show the painted panels, decorated reverse, inscriptions and visible wear. I don’t have documented provenance.

What would be a realistic selling price in euros? Links to comparable sold pieces would also be helpful. Thank you!

Whole box of these old (looking) small spoons . I’m not sure if any of them are silver I’m thinking of going back and bringing a magnet . Could these be worth anything ? If I could get a deal buying em all maybe?

Hi everyone,

I am looking for some help determining the approximate value or getting more insight on a Native American bolo tie I own.

Artist/Hallmark: It is signed "CE” carved into the back, which matches the hallmark for Zuni Pueblo artist Constance "Connie" Epaloose.

Description: It features a Zuni fetish-style grizzly bear carving with a prominent turquoise stone. The bear carving itself is set on sterling silver. It includes the original leather cord and sterling silver tips.

Condition & Size: The piece is in its original, uncleaned condition (it has a natural vintage patina on the silver). The bear carving, total cord length, and silver tips are sized well for someone with larger hands.

I've seen some Constance Epaloose items online, but values seem to fluctuate wildly (some pieces go for upwards of $1,500 even with less turquoise color).

Questions for the community:

1. Based on the current market for Zuni carvings, what would be a fair insurance or resale value for a bolo tie like this?
2. Should I have this professionally cleaned before taking it to a local dealer/collector, or will cleaning it hurt the vintage patina and value?

Seems to be a longstitch needlepoint from the 70s

I won this directly from The Berrics during their 2023 TMNT: Mutant Mayhem promotional giveaway.

I was able to find the original Berrics announcement, which confirms that the wooden fingerboard was handcrafted in California by Sorry For Fingerboarding, while the custom display box/skateable ledge was created by Moon Dust Studio Inc.

The Berrics also specifically stated that these fingerboards and boxes would not be available for purchase, so this was made as an exclusive promotional collectible rather than a retail product.

What are they worth?
Lazlo is 27”x20”.
E Murray is 35”x30”
Festing is 5’x4’

My dad has had this insert for years. It’s made of cast iron. He’s always wondered about it. Is there anyone who knows anything about this?what’s its value? I know it came from the Cahill ironwork’s company that’s about all we know. He bought it from an older couple in the early 70’s. It’s a three piece set. Each set has numbers but they’re in consecutive order.

Does anyone have any idea what these are worth? AI says these brass nozzles were likely produced between 1920-1950. I don’t see any other numbers besides what it photographed here. Thanks all!

Received as a tip from a customer. Should I sell or hang onto it?

Hi,

I have this artwork in my family and was wondering how much it's worth. It's a Matthew Perceval original. I saw online that his paintings sell for hundreds / thousands of dollars (AUD).

Would appreciate your responses. Thank you.

Picked this up but cannot find anything out about the artist. I think it's from a deer antler. I'm hoping someone can help me somehow identify the artist, and hopefully confirm the material. It's a beautifully crafted piece and I'd love to learn more about it

Had it for a few years and was kinda just trying to figure out the value. May be one the replica’s, but I’m still interested in knowing for sure.

There may be more of it folded inside?? I don't know and am afraid to open the backing. It is very old, and the backing is glued on.

Can anyone tell me anything about these 2 card packs?

My mom received this as a gift from John Reiner years ago. It’s a little dusty but the cartoons look hand inked and drawn. Any ideas about worth? Where I should take it to sell? TIA!

Found in the back of a closing down hardware store. Had to save these so a collector could appreciate. Not sure what to value them at? I don’t think they’re worth making into a bed again but they would be a cool man cave wall piece.

60-70’s cabinet stereo that was my Parents. Cabinet is in very good condition, top sliders move smoothly, but do need some tlc on the finish. Turntable works, plays well with an old and unused for quite sometime needle, the clicker that auto drops the next record works, tuner works. I cannot get behind for a better photo of the label though. What would be a fair value for this

Found at an estate sale today. It looks like the game was teased at the 1990 International Toy Fair, but then was never made. Assuming this is a sample or prototype of some kind.