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High-ValueMuseum-grade
Patek Philippe Pocket Chronometer
$18,000 – $26,000
Horology • Patek Philippe
Era
c. 1905
Materials
18k gold, enamel
Rarity
Exceptional
Verified provenanceChristie’s 2022: $31,250
High-Value
Art Deco Marble & Chrome Mantel Clock
$2,800 – $4,200
Decorative Arts • Unsigned (French workshop)
Era
1930s
Materials
Marble, chrome
Rarity
Rare
Verified provenance
High-ValueMuseum-grade
Ming Dynasty Blue-and-White Jar
$12,000 – $20,000
Ceramics • Jingdezhen kilns
Era
16th century
Materials
Porcelain, cobalt underglaze
Rarity
Exceptional
Sotheby’s 2019: $22,000
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Antiquary is more than an identifier. It helps you research provenance, read hallmarks, spot restorations, and estimate value—so you can buy and collect with confidence.
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Scan maker’s marks, hallmarks, and construction details to quickly recognize period, workshop, and authenticity cues.
Valuation Insights
See condition factors and comparable sales to understand realistic value ranges before you bid, buy, or consign.
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Sarah (Collector)The hallmark guide is brilliant—lion passant, date letters, assay offices—all in one place. Pricing ranges mapped to auction results save me time.
Michael (Dealer)I cataloged an entire estate: Victorian silver, Art Deco clocks, Chinese porcelain. The app suggested era/materials and gave a clean PDF export.
Emma (Estate Seller)The maker’s-mark matcher and material cues (paste, glaze, construction) are surprisingly accurate. Great as a first-pass before deep research.
David (Appraiser)Students loved the provenance tips and short context blurbs—quickly explains styles from Ming to Edo without overwhelming beginners.
Jennifer (Museum Volunteer)Offline notes and checklists are perfect at flea markets. I identified a bronze candlestick and negotiated confidently using the value range.
Alex (Weekend Picker)