AI authentication
for antiques, by photo.
AI authentication and appraisal of antiques, trained on 30 years of dealer expertise and millions of auction references. Upload a photo and receive a report within 1-2 minutes with identification, dating, provenance and market value. 1 free analysis on signup.
1 free analysis on registration · no subscription · then from €0.60 per analysis
How does AI antique appraisal work?
Upload a photo of your antique object. AntiqBot analyses it using artificial intelligence and 30+ years of expertise. Within 2 minutes you receive a detailed report with identification, authentication, dating, provenance and an indicative market value based on current auction data.
Which antiques can you have appraised?
From Chinese porcelain and African masks to antique silver, paintings, furniture and more, AntiqBot identifies and values 20+ categories of antiques and art.
What makes AntiqBot different
We do not buy your piece
A dealer who values for free has a reason to value low. AntiqBot buys and sells no antiques, so our valuation is neutral and based only on the market.
Authoritative references
Each module draws on external sources such as RKD, Goldsmiths' Hall, Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks and Kovels.
Honest about uncertainty
AntiqBot tells you when a photo is not enough. Uncertainty appears in the report, never hidden.
Five gradations, not yes/no
From "Authentic" to "Reproduction", each verdict names the one point that decides it, never a binary answer.
An expert as the next step
If one point stays open, a certified expert with over 30 years of experience assesses your photos within 48 hours: the AntiqBot Expert Review, €24.99.
1 free credit on registration. No subscription.
Start freeWhat an AntiqBot analysis looks like
No marketing promises, see three real reports, including verdict, value estimate and PDF.
Iznik polychrome dish
Chokwe slit drum (mukoku)
Cylindrical vase with landscape decor
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Read more →What does an analysis cost?
1 credit = 1 analysis. No subscription. No hidden fees. Secure payment via Stripe.
Buy creditsWant a human verdict after the analysis? A certified expert with over 30 years of experience assesses your photos within 48 hours and writes a second opinion. Available from any completed report.
How it works: have your object analysed (the first analysis is free), open the report and click "Request an Expert Review". You pay via Stripe and receive the second opinion within 48 hours in your account and by e-mail. Also available for any earlier analysis in your account.
Start with a free analysisFrequently asked questions
How fast do I get my analysis?
Within 2 minutes of uploading your photos, your report is ready, with identification, dating, provenance and an indicative market value.
Is the first analysis really free?
Yes. You get 1 free credit on registration, no credit card required. After that, buy credit packs starting from €0.60 per analysis.
What if an analysis fails technically?
Your credit is automatically refunded. If anything goes wrong with a payment, we always resolve it via support.
How do I pay?
Securely online via Stripe. No subscription, no hidden fees. In the iOS app you pay through Apple, in the Android app through Google Play.
Can I use the report for insurance or inheritance?
The report is indicative and has no legal status. For insurance or estates we recommend a certified appraiser. AntiqBot is the ideal first step to know which pieces are worth it.
Which objects can AntiqBot analyse?
Over 20 specializations: Chinese porcelain, silver, paintings, furniture, African art, clocks, watches, books and more.