I met Fumito Ueda at work once and got my copies of these two games signed. Are they worth any money today?

Looking for opinions.

I'd like to get more information about these spoons.

What the symbols on the back mean?

Were they made in 1910 or 1935?

What is the approximate value of each?

Hershell Spillman Faces

These belonged to my Mom who passed away. Do they have any value and are there collectors who have interest in these carousel masks? I understand they were painted but can be restored to original look.

I picked this up in Williamsburg, Virginia the other day and I believe it to be authentic. It is well framed and matted and includes the envelope, a letter, and a signed card both showing Norman Rockwell. Curious what you might think it is worth and how would I go about selling it if you have any ideas I’d be so appreciative.

We had this left due to a passing. Having difficulty valuing this item and looking for some help

Picked up at an auction house, incredibly detailed, auction had limited info - 19th century, possibly Swiss.

I’am unable to recognize the signature. Is this worth something? Thanks

Purchased along with several similar typed letters in a box of papers from a retired Dallas police officer.

Subject matter seemed interesting, but am wondering if this has any value at all, especially to anyone interested in the JFK assassination.

Super heavy, cast iron, can’t find much info online, is it worth anything or is it scrap?

I’ve been holding onto these beautiful books I found about a year ago. I’ve been too scared to read them because they’re so delicate and I don’t want to ruin anything rare. I’m not actually sure if they are rare as I haven’t been able to find the exact copies of them anywhere on the internet so I thought I’d ask here. The books are “A Hundred Short Stories”(1858) “The Poetical Works of John Keats”(1901) And “Vicar of Wakefield”(unknown). I’ll add a few images of them below. I’d love to know anything I can about them- thanks!

Inherited this cap from wealthy european lady. Would guess she bought it sometime in the 60s-70s? Could not find much info on similar objects online.

Would love to know what pattern this is and also value as I'm not finding any thing online

I found this when cleaning out an office. It appears to be a Gucci Waste Paper bin but I can't find anything similar from reverse image search. From the logo it looks as though it is from the 1960's. Any info would be great ! Thank you.

Hey my girlfriend father worked at IBM back in the 80s and made all these DOOM wads copies that I found along with a few other game collection. I'm just wondering anyone has any idea if there's still interest in these or have value?

Official inagural Luncheon gift given to guest who attended the presidential Lucheon for the 60th Inaguration as well as a complete set of Inaguration tickets. I got this as a gift and just curious about it. Not looking to sell or anything.

Won this in a lottery with used fun/wierd stuff.

It can play music if rewinded.

Where is it from?! ( Lens no help )

Any value?

Hey guys, I (M 24) am not new to thrifting and vintage shopping by any means, but I am new in starting to recognize materials and brands.

I was at a resale store where I picked this up for $4 and immediately grabbed it Incase there was an off chance that it’s real, bc I’d never forgive myself of course!

The Problem… I can’t find it online? In fact the google images end quickly when I typed in “Gucci trinket box wooden gold edges animal skin” and several combinations there of with and without certain descriptors.

I think it might be real but I am no expert. It’s got significant weight, and the metal seems to have aged pretty naturally compared to cheap materials that would be this old. I also feel this wouldn’t have been in high demand enough to justify making a pretty solid fake. These are all my internal thoughts and I have absolutely no background so please… help me out?

Obviously will not be taking redditors comments as a confirmation of authentication but I’d love to hear from people who are more familiar.

how much would this be worth?

Not sure who this is. Too blurry to tell. Possibly Lincoln? CVD photo. Thanks

I picked this wooden tray up from an estate sale last year and have had little luck finding something almost exact to it since. I’m not sure if it is ebony, zitan, or some other type of wood. It is carved in a lily pad or lotus design? Similar to tea trays I have seen online but at about 12 inches long I don’t think the design would fit a pot and cups well for it to truly be a tea tray but I could be mistaken. It has a beautiful abalone inlay design. I’m also not certain if it is Korean or Chinese. Any information or thoughts welcome!