What is it, how old is it, what is it worth?
Photograph a piece of furniture, porcelain, silver, glass or a flea-market find. Antique ID tells you what it most likely is, when and where it was made, what the marks mean and what similar pieces sell for.
Era and origin
The likely period, country and style, with the details in the photo that point there.
Maker's marks
Photograph the base or the back. The app reads porcelain marks, silver hallmarks and signatures and says what they mean.
Value range
A low-to-high estimate from comparable sales, with the condition points that move it up or down.
Your collection
Every piece you scan is saved with its photos and notes, and the total worth of the collection is kept up to date.
How it works
- Take a photo of the piece, or pick one from your library. Add a close-up of any mark or stamp.
- The app reads the photos and returns what it most likely is, with the reasons it gave for that answer.
- Save the result to your collection and see the estimated value of everything you own in one place.
Good to know
Identifications, dates and value ranges are estimates generated by an AI model from your photos. They are not a professional appraisal, an authentication or an offer to buy, and they can be wrong. Before you buy, sell, insure or throw away anything of possible value, have it seen by a qualified appraiser.
Questions? See support.