Does anyone know the value of a laurel & hardy print that is 18×22 looks like a poster from a movie but does not have any writing and no pixels I have this picture – I would like to know the value before I list It.I have searched everywhere on the internet and galleries’ I will email photos to anyone who might have some info.
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XXjosephine7075 Reputation: 10 See XXjosephine7075's booth |
Hi
try here and see if they can help.
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Also try over at the bay on the discussion boards.
They may be able to help you too.
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Vintagemaven Reputation: 629 See Vintagemaven's booth |
Check this site out. They have a huge selection of items and he is very knowledgeable. Just simply type in laurel and hardy in the search section.
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selon's_collectibles Reputation: 37 See selon's_collectibles' booth |
Please provide a photo image of item to help determine research value. Thank you
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
I would check with Nick at www.swanngalleries.com of antique roadshow show fame, he is an expert in movie posters. You can hear an interview of him at www.collectiblescornertv.com where he talks about how to value movie posters.
Or you could do search on worthpoint or askart but that would require a fee. But did you know that some local librarys subscribe to these databases and if you have a library card you can search for free from home ask the librarian for details about their subscription databases.
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vintagehappy Reputation: 31 See vintagehappy's booth |
Get a subscription to a site like AskArt. You can research any known listed artists there. There is a cost to it, but it is accurate information and has some benefits, such as letting you know when an artist of your particular interest has a painting that sells, they notify you of the amount for which the item sold. So you get the basic artist information, but it lets you know current values as well.
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