ANTIQUEHAVEN

I have this country scene Oil on Canvas by Norman Badgley Wilson. How much is it worth? Norman Badgley Wilson (British 1906-?) works typically bring between $150-500.

I purchased this breakfront a few years ago at an antique mall in South Florida and I was wondering what a fair price would be if I decide to sell it. Thanks for your help. Your small sized Ebert Painted Georgian Style Walnut Breakfront/Desk (Post war-1959) would be expected to fetch around $250 at live auction. I could see it marked up to around $475 at a retail outlet.

Can you identify this vase for me? It is unmarked.  Your vase was made by Weller Pottery and is in the Roma Pattern c1914. This pattern was made in hundreds of shapes and many are unmarked. 

Can you tell me what the 1960's Swivel O Matic Astronaut is worth in the original box? The Swivel-O-Matic Astronaut was made by S-H Co (Horikowa). It has 5 actions, 2 cycles and measures 11 1/2" tall. It was made in the late 1960's and is consistently a $200 Robot with it's original box in ex/nm condition. 

This doll is marked 14R 2006-16.  Can you tell me if it's worth anything?  I don't see any other markings on her.  She does have white high heel sandals on her feet and her eyes close when you lay her down.  She is made of a hard plastic.  Thanks a bunch. The 14R Fashion Doll was made in the 1950's and very early 1960's. The mold marking is on the back of the head. This mold was distributed by many companies and bore a close resemblance to Ideal Toy's popular Revlon doll. The dress on your 14R does not appear to me to be original to the doll.  The 14R is very common and being kind of a knock-off is not worth much. You can easily find them for less than $25. 

This wagon belongs to a friend of mine and she can't find any information about it.  She would like to know how much it's worth. These newspaper delivery wagons are always great conversation pieces, if you have the room to display them. This dates from the 1930's-40's era. I would say that $200 is a realistic selling price for this low side, metal wheel version. I could see it selling for less at a live auction and for a bit more in a retail environment. 

I was wondering if you could help me with identifying this vase. It   looks like it's marked McCoy, but it's very faint. Yes, the mark is not a strong one, but, it is actually Niloak Pottery out of Arkansas. Your vase was called the Winged Victory Vase, designed by Lee Joe Alley. It was produced during WWII in the 1940's.