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It was also an early example of science fiction, in which she wrote of the future with imagined changes in society and technology, some of which—like an early form of the internet, air-conditioning and espresso machines—seem prophetic today.
Whether worn or in perfect condition, we, as experienced dealers, are interested in all items. We understand that each piece’s value depends on various factors, such as age, quality, condition, rarity, period, and maker. We’re interested in pieces of varying condition, even those without signatures by major artists.
Although each print from the same edition is initially sold for the same price, over time values can differ greatly on the secondary market depending on demand, rarity, condition, provenance and many other nuanced factors. In 2022, Sotheby’s sold an “Eric” lithograph numbered 35/38 from an early edition published in 1984 for over $56,000.
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Two identical-looking pieces can have vastly different values depending on their condition, mechanism type, model year, and other esoteric factors. There are many variables to be considered when determining an old clock’s appraisal value. What about estate sales?
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In Leutze’s rendition, despite the harsh winter conditions, soldiers struggle to navigate the small, overcrowded boat on the icy, formidable river, while both Washington and the American flag stand steadfast, alluding to America’s victorious destiny. 1930), in particular his lithograph Moratorium , 1969.
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