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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

Marthe48

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4. If you are Facebook

Reply to Vinca (Original post)

Sun Mar 10, 2024, 05:44 PM

Mar 2024

there is a group called Identify and Value My Paintings. You can find it and ask to join. If you use it, please read the posting rules, and do the best you can to follow them. They have been very helpful to me over the years, whether offering a value, identifying a signature, or what method the artist used.

Good luck!

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Does anyone belong to one of the art sites that give you auction values? [View all] Vinca Feb 2024 OP

Went looking and found locked all sites on sales price. cachukis Feb 2024 #1

its likely worth quite a bit. drray23 Feb 2024 #2

Thanks, that's very helpful. I think mine is about the same size and, IMO, mine's a bit Vinca Feb 2024 #3

If you are Facebook Marthe48 Mar 2024 #4

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not on Facebook, though. I can usually get a value on my own online. Vinca Mar 2024 #5

We picked up a Picasso at a yard sale Marthe48 Mar 2024 #6

I found a pitcher once that was obviously Picasso inspired. When I put it up for sale in my booth I clearly Vinca Mar 2024 #7

Stopped buying in 2016 Marthe48 Mar 2024 #8

I love Clarice Cliff designs, but I've always been more drawn to American pottery like SEG, Vinca Mar 2024 #9