Question: Can you tell me how much this is worth? It was purchased in the 1940s in WWII.
RD Langer Answers: Betsy, it is a beautiful looking, vase.It should bring between $150.-$225, at auction.
- All appraisals are the opinions of RD Langer and are not to be interpreted as a guaranteed price or valuation at any dealer, seller or auction.
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I have a soapstone collection that I would like to sell. It conatins somewhere around 190 pieces. Can you advise where I may be able to contact someone in regards to selling?
Posted by: Nancy M. Barker | 02/26/2013 at 02:13 PM
It is difficult to provide guidance on a 190 piece collection without seeing at least a portion
of it. Age, condition, type of stone, height, and descriptions (floral, people, animals)
all provide clues as to value, and how to go about achieving maximum return.
I require photos and answers to intelligently respond.
Posted by: RD Langer | 03/07/2013 at 08:34 PM
Hi i been buying antique stuff and need to know if those are genuine or not. I dont know how to upload the pictures here so you can check it. Please let me know where to email or how to upload it.
Thank you,
Irish
Posted by: Irish | 04/21/2013 at 07:15 PM