Antique Identifier: Value, Age

Antique Identifier turns your camera into a field guide for old things: photograph an antique or vintage piece and get an estimated value range, its era, origin, materials and marks in seconds.

WHAT ONE PHOTO GIVES YOU
• An estimated resale range in US dollars, for the condition visible in the photo
• What the object is, in plain words, from mantel clock to pressed-glass compote
• The era or period, an approximate date, and the country it was made in
• The primary materials and the design style
• An attributed maker where the piece supports it, and the basis for it
• Every mark, stamp, backstamp or signature legible in the photo, and what it means
• An honest condition read that names the visible faults
• The features to check next, plus original use and history

THE VALUE RANGE COMES FIRST
Nobody photographs a lamp from a grandparent's attic to learn the word Eastlake. They photograph it to find out whether it is worth carrying to a dealer. So the estimated value sits at the top of the result, directly under the item name, as a bounded range for an antique like this one in this condition. Sometimes it reads Varies widely. It is never a single firm figure, because a photograph cannot support one.

IT READS THE MARKS IT CAN SEE
An impressed pottery mark, a porcelain backstamp, a silver hallmark, a registry diamond. Antique Identifier quotes back the marks legible in your photo, with what they mean and what they date to, and says None visible when there is nothing to read. It does not invent a mark, and it does not reach for a famous name to inflate a number.

IT SHOWS YOU WHAT TO CHECK NEXT
Hand-cut versus machine-cut dovetails. A pontil mark versus a ground base. An impressed mark versus a printed decal. Every result lists the features a collector would check in person, so you can test the attribution yourself. Where a photo cannot settle the question, it says so.

WHAT IT IDENTIFIES
Antique and vintage furniture, porcelain and pottery, china and ceramics, pressed and cut glass, sterling silver and silverware, mantel and wall clocks, lamps, decorative art, old toys, and the ordinary vintage collectibles that fill an estate.

ASK ABOUT THE PIECE
Premium adds Ask AI, a conversation with an antiques specialist that stays on antiques and collectibles: what a backstamp dates to, how condition moves a range, how an original differs from a reproduction, and why cleaning or refinishing usually destroys value.

YOUR SCANS, KEPT
Every scan is saved on your device with its photo, so a Sunday spent clearing a house becomes a list you can read back.

WHO IT IS FOR
• Anyone clearing an estate, an attic or a parent's house
• Thrift shop, flea market, car boot and garage sale hunters
• Resellers who need a period, a maker line and a starting range
• New collectors of pottery, porcelain, glass, silver, clocks, lamps and toys
• Anyone with an antique the family has never identified

HONEST ABOUT WHAT A PHOTO CAN DO
An identification here is a best-effort AI suggestion, not an authoritative determination. Value and dating are AI estimates from a single photograph, not a professional appraisal. Authenticity, provenance, signatures and true condition need expert examination with the object in hand. A range here is a starting point for research, not a figure to act on. For an insurance, sale, purchase, tax or legal decision, consult a certified appraiser or an auction house.

Identification and Ask AI need an internet connection. Identifications you have already saved stay on your device and open without one.

The app interface and the results are available in 33 languages.

PREMIUM
Free includes 2 identifications per day. Premium lifts the daily limit and includes unlimited Ask AI. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel yours in Google Play at any time.

Terms: https://miladapps.pro/terms
Privacy: https://miladapps.pro/privacy