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Submitted photo · June 5, 2026

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The EP stand is 20 cm tall and supported by 3 swan-like creatures at the base and 3 dragon-like creatures at the top. A moulded green carnival glass bowl 24 cm diameter sits on the top. The outside of the bowl has gold plated leaf decoration. Pickup anytime from Brighton

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AI Identification

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Pressed glass bowl on a silver-toned figural centerpiece stand

Decorative Arts

AI Estimated Value

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$150 - $350

As of June 5, 2026

AI Item Analysis

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This decorative object consists of a translucent green pressed glass bowl resting on a metallic figural stand. The bowl features a scalloped, flared rim and molded interior patterns depicting stylized foliage, including what appear to be cherry-like fruit and serrated leaves, consistent with early 20th-century pressed or 'carnival' glass styles. The exterior of the bowl shows hints of gold-toned scrollwork or leaf metallic overlay, as noted in user-supplied commentary (unverified). The stand is composed of a silver-toned metal, described by the owner as electroplate (EP), featuring a tri-lobed base supported by three figures that stylistically resemble swans. The central stem transitions into three additional mythological or 'dragon-like' supports that cradle the bowl. The metal surface exhibits a dark patina and signs of oxidation consistent with aged silver plate. No maker's marks or hallmarks are visible in the image, so any attribution to a specific manufacturer remains a hypothesis. The craftsmanship is consistent with late Victorian or early 20th-century eclectic revivals. Total dimensions are unverified physically, but the owner claims the stand is 20 cm tall and the bowl is 24 cm in diameter.

AI Appraisal Report

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Based on my examination of the provided images and descriptions, I have evaluated this centerpiece consisting of a green pressed glass bowl on a silver-toned figural stand. The owner identifies the metal as electroplate (EP), standing 20 cm tall with swan and dragon motifs. Based on what I can see, the bowl's pattern and color suggest a production style consistent with early 20th-century American or European pressed glass, while the stand's eclectic revivalist aesthetic is typical of late Victorian or Edwardian decorative arts. My valuation of $150–$350 assumes the identification of the metal as silver plate and the glass as a period-correct pressed or 'carnival' piece. I cannot verify from a photo whether the gold-toned decoration on the glass is a later addition or a period-authentic metallic overlay. The lack of visible hallmarks means any attribution to a specific manufacturer remains a hypothesis. The market for eclectic silver-plated tablewares is currently stable, though values fluctuate based on the intricacy of the figural work and the condition of the plating. The dark patina suggests oxidation, which is common, but I cannot confirm if there is significant 'bleeding' of the base metal without a physical inspection. This value estimate relies on the assumption that the components are period-authentic; if the item were determined to be a mid-century or modern reproduction in a similar style, the value would likely decrease to $50–$100. To confirm authenticity and potentially refine this estimate, an in-person examination by a specialist is required to check for hidden marks beneath the oxidation, verify the glass manufacturing technique, and assess the metal's composition via scientific testing or acid testing.

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