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use ebay, use another account to bump it if its not high enough, make sure not to loose it tosome guy bidding 10 dollars.
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take them to the Antiques Road Show that they do on PBS and have them appraised. one of the stodgy appraiser/auctioneer type guys will probably give you the hook up.
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get them appraised. I'm sure this can be done easily enough, just google. Then bring them to an art auction house, i'd guess you'll just have to give them a commission.
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Are they stolen?
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Are they better than Spicy F's work?
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Are they stolen? [/ QUOTE ] Nope. Collected throughout the years. |
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Are they better than Spicy F's work? [/ QUOTE ] I've never seen Spicy's work LOL, but I bet they are better. Its a lot of Russian scenery paintings, still life, Russian orthodox Christian stuff, etc. Thanks everyone for the replies, they've been very helpful |
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no real market for those i would hold them for 20 years or so and hope for the best. as russa will be a super economy by then. if you must sell any big auction house has art sales a few times a year. put a few in them and see what happens. you will get market value even though you may think they are worth more. things are only worth what wsome one will pay.
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sothebys.com
They appear to have an appraisal service that might be what you're looking for. |
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