Style tells the story. Construction confirms it.
Antique furniture is valued by style period, wood type, construction technique, and originality. A Louis XV chest of drawers with original hardware tells a different story than a 19th-century reproduction.
AntiqBot analyses your furniture based on photos: style characteristics, wood-type indicators, construction details, and compares with current market data. This gives you an initial period and value estimate.
With furniture, construction is the proof. Machine-cut dovetails tell a different story than hand-made.
Photograph the piece from the front, construction details (drawers, joints), and any maker marks.
Valuing furniture in three steps.
Questions about furniture valuation.
Can AntiqBot determine the wood type?
AntiqBot can provide an indication based on colour, grain, and style period. Definitive determination requires physical inspection.
Does restoration make a difference to value?
Yes. Original condition is almost always more valuable. AntiqBot can flag visible restoration.
Which style periods are recognised?
Renaissance through Mid-Century Modern: Louis XIII, XIV, XV, XVI, Empire, Biedermeier, Jugendstil, Art Deco, and more.
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AntiqBot analyses are indicative. For valuable furniture, we always recommend physical inspection.