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Understanding the Different Levels of Value: It’s Worth What Where and When?

Artifactual History Appraisal

Examples of retail replacement value are the price an art gallery asks for a painting in their inventory, the asking price of a table by a furniture designer, or the manufacturer listed price of a sterling silver serving item. The final level of value to be discussed is Liquidation Value.

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The History and Significance of Antiques: What Makes Them Valuable

Jerry's Antiques and Estates

Antiques are distinctive in our culture and heritage, from fine art and furniture to pottery and silverware. To meet all of your antique needs, Jerry’s Antiques offers a wide range of services as specialists in estate sales , estate liquidations, and house & estate cleanouts. Where Do Antiques Come From?

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4 Tips to Spot Hidden Gems in Antique Sales

Jerry's Antiques and Estates

Check the Furniture Hardware Hardware is a crucial element to consider while inspecting antique furniture. You can learn more about the history, craftsmanship, and potential value of a piece of furniture by looking at the hardware. To verify their state and legitimacy, thoroughly examine their components.

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Building a Collection and Art as an Investment

Artifactual History Appraisal

The word Wunderkammer (note the emphasis of "wonder") was used in 16th century Europe to refer to a large piece of furniture that was a quite literal cabinet of curiosities housing a collector's treasures, and many art historians consider the Wunderkammer a precursor to modern museums.