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What do you called a person who deals with old fashioned furniture?
An antique dealer.
Might it be a good idea to sell the old sideboard to an antique dealer?
If the sideboard is old but in good condition, it may be a good idea to contact an antique dealer. It might be worth something to a collector. You could also try listing it at auction houses.
How do I find out if a patio set I have is an antique?
You may take photos of the patio set and take them to any antique dealer to request information. If you do not have a local antique dealer you may do a search on the manufacturer of the patio set to determine if it is indeed and antique. General rule of thumb on antiques are that in order to be classified as an antique it should be approximately 100 years old.
What are the release dates for Run Joe Run - 1974 Little Old Lady Antique Dealer 1-13?
Run Joe Run - 1974 Little Old Lady Antique Dealer 1-13 was released on: USA: 1974 USA: 30 November 1974
Where can you find prices of antique Old Blue Ball Perfect Mason jars?
You can go to an antique dealer or call them and describe your jars. They should be able to give you the going rate.
What is worth more something old or antique?
Antique is worth more money.
How much is a 62 year old trunk worth?
The value of a 62 year old trunk depends on the brand, style and condition. An antique dealer is a great resource for finding its value.
Where can you find the value of an old gong?
As when trying to determine the value of any antique it is best to take the item to a professional antique dealer for appraisal. You may also research your item on different websites and compare the values of similar items.
Does an antique reproduction dealer help fix up old things?
Yes, most dealers can do minor repairs. This can cost quite a bit of money however.
Which is worth more somthing old or somthing antique?
Antiques by definition ARE old.
Find Your Treasure With An Antique Dealer?
Walking into an antique dealer's shop is like walking into Aladdin's cave of wonders. They are typically crowded with different finds that may be a hundred years old or even older. Often these eagle eyed professionals are well versed in dating antique items, whether it is a set of antique dishes from the 1800s or a vase from the 1700s, they are able to not only specify how old an item is, but provide a fascinating history as to how it came to be. Many antique dealers have a vast general knowledge of antiques, but have an in depth knowledge of a specific area of antiques that verges on encyclopedic. An antique coin dealer, for example, will be able to look a dime from the 1830s and know whether it is rare based upon the mint that it was struck at. The antique dealer will also be able to examine the coin and determine its value based upon its quality. While it is common knowledge that a coin that is uncirculated is worth more than one that has been circulated, there are many different levels of quality in between. More than being able to identify a rare Delft Dutch yellow dish in a Salvation Army store, an antique dealer also will be able to locate a collector who appreciates that rare piece of pottery. Antique dealers build long term relationships with serious collectors, and as a result often call their customers to tell them that they have found items that will add to their collection. Many antique dealers shop at estate sales and thrift stores in hopes of finding as yet unidentified antique treasures that they can then resell to their customers. While some antique dealers hew to the old fashioned measure of what an antique is, which says that it is an item that is over 100 years old, many antique dealers vary that definition based upon the collectible. For example, some antique dealers have cultivated relationships with collectors of 1950s Hawaiiana or 1920s gramophones, neither of which are over 100 years old. These items are, however, very valuable to their collectors based upon their age, quality, and condition.
How old are old timer pocket knives?
The age of the knife will depend on the specific knife as the brand old timer pocket knifes are still in production. Taking your knife to a local antique dealer for an appraisal will be you best option.
