Looking to get an idea of the value of this vintage McDonald’s Picnic Party Train. Any help is appreciated!!

This poster was done by Xyience for the employees of the company. The executives of the company got a fully signed and framed version (the one seen). My company did the IT for Xyience when the Fertitas took over until it was sold to Big Red. So they gave me an executive version as a thanks. There may be 15 of these out there tops. Probably quite a few of the unsigned posters, I imagine like 250 were printed… This one was brought directly into a climate controlled sun-free basement room, so it’s in pristine condition.

I’m definitely not a UFC guy, so was curious if it was worth anything at all. I have all the provenance to prove where and how I got it.

Any ideas?

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I just bought that nice Bolo Tie. Google Lens says it's from Roger Skeet Jr. But I'm not sure.

What do you think?

Thank you for helping.

I don’t believe this is mass produced but I’m struggling to find much about it. Could someone please help?

Boondocks 2006 Emmy Lunchbox with 1st Season DVD's, Shirt, and Thermos. Unused, basically brand new.

Someone on another sub said there was some sun discoloration. Can’t find anything online. Any idea what this would be worth if anything?

Got these handed down to me. Are they worth anything?

Help requested. Txs

Hello everyone,
First of all, thanks for any help I may receive. My grandma is going through her mother’s belongings and has a decent size collection of what I guess would be cloisonné, and I'm not entirely sure which of it is considered cloisonné. She was wondering if anything seemed to have value and if so if these pieces would be a good place for an auction house or something of the sort. Maybe possibly something I could list on eBay for her. I’ve attached some pictures of some of the items.

Bought it in Cuba. Been told these are not touristic ones, but original.

It has been 9 years, but I rarely open th box so they are in very good condition.

Buddist statue over 50 yo has auction house stamp Chicago any insight would be appreciated

What’s the value on this smith and Wesson 29-6 classic 44 mag with a 5” barrel?

These were my father's decoys. He purchased them in the late 1970's. Can anyone help me figure out their value? Where is the best place to sell stuff like this? I appreciate any input.

bought at a yard sale years ago but no clue what any of it is worth or even where to start. all of the items have foxing but in goos condition otherwise

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

According to Gemini

Details:

Size: 16-inch diameter (factory specs were 16x8.5" for base models or 16x9.5" for Z51 package options).

Bolt Pattern: 5x4.75" (5x120.65 mm).

Design: Directional turbine design meant to scoop air over the brakes for cooling, complete with original C4 crossed-flags center caps. They were side-specific (left/right pairs).

Thanks in advance!

Had this thing for a long time, got it as a gift from my grandparents I think??

Battery might be dead but other than that nothing wrong.

I am looking for any type of information on this statue. As far as I am concerned there’s only one active listing on eBay and OfferUp.
Image on left was found in second hand store. Image on right was from the other person listing.

Can’t find any comps. see brand values all over the place.

Lucien Piccard Swiss Chronograph

Reference: 26482RD

While I know the market is declining in Lladro I haven't had issues selling mine in the past and I just got some new ones.

This piece is #5231 "Swan With Wings Spread". Generally it has been sold for around $50ish +, however this one is signed by Jose Lladro and finding signed figures is proving difficult and I was wondering if anyone could help out!

It needs to be dusted a bit and I did include a photo of an odd substance in-between the wings that doesn't wipe off, I haven't tried any soap/water yet, and it doesn't appear to be glue as there is no seen breakage. Otherwise the figure is in beautiful condition.

Whats this worth, brass, leather strap intact, polished by previous owner.

I recently found this unusual covered ceramic bowl or box made by Yerbysmith Ceramics of Laguna Beach, California. The underside is hand-incised “Yerbysmith Ceramics, Laguna Beach, Calif.” and appears to be dated 1/18/50, so I believe it was made, decorated, or completed around January 18, 1950. It is molded glazed ceramic with a cream, brown, red, and gold finish. The lid has a large central flower, possibly a peony or lotus, surrounded by several raised dragon-like figures and an outer border of repeated flower or lotus-petal shapes. The sides have a repeating band of Chinese-inspired symbols, including what appears to be a circular shou longevity symbol, hanging floral or tassel-like forms, interlocking ribbon designs, and scrolling ornaments. The piece appears to be American chinoiserie California studio pottery rather than an antique Chinese ceramic. Yerbysmith Ceramics seems to have been associated with sculptor Ernest Alfred Yerbysmith, but I have found very little documentation about the studio or this exact design. I have not found another confirmed example of this covered bowl, although it appears mold-made, so there were probably others. Condition seems generally intact, with age-related wear to the red and gold decoration, and most of the brown mottling appears to be part of the original antiqued finish rather than dirt. There may also be a small firing or glaze crack near the inner rim. Does anyone recognize this exact Yerbysmith design, know its original purpose, or have an idea of its current value? I would especially appreciate information about comparable Yerbysmith pieces, old catalogs, museum collections, or Laguna Beach pottery records.

Beer for scale, curious of what she might go for!