The things you love, with information you can trust
We are preparing antique information standards that bring prices, condition, and history together.
We are preparing fixed prices agreed with merchants and a shared item-record format. Current display examples are not certified sale products, and we provide no appraisal or authenticity guarantee.
Prices you can know in advance
Prices will be shown with the seller's confirmation date, with clear indications of whether shipping, packaging, and installation costs are included.
Condition openly shown
We record size, materials, use traces, damage, and repairs or restoration in photos and descriptions.
Stories with sources
We distinguish the dealer's explanation from supporting evidence, and estimates of dates or artists from verified facts.
How we prepare item information
Preview the registration form- Item name · Management number
- Shown after actual items are registered
- Sale price
- Published after seller verification · Currently undecided
- Separate charges
- Check packing, delivery, and installation costs and whether included
- Size · Materials
- Record measured dimensions and verified materials
- Condition · Restoration history
- Photographs and descriptions of whole object, base, and damage
- Production date · Artist
- Record supporting evidence · Label estimates as estimates
- Sources for descriptions
- Distinguish shop-provided information from independently verified materials
- Sales status · Collection
- Check availability and terms for in-person collection or delivery
- Last checked
- Record when prices, stock, and condition were checked
We distinguish levels of verification
Provided by the shop The seller's explanation
Check sources Content with linked supporting sources
Unverified Information without supporting material to check
These labels propose a way to distinguish information; they do not indicate official certification or appraisal results.
Four checks before choosing
View descriptions and photos together
Check the base, back, and damaged areas as well as the overall form.
Check prices and transaction terms
Confirm total costs, receipt arrangements, and exchange and return terms with the selling shop.
Ask for supporting evidence
Examine the evidence supporting explanations of date, artist, and restoration history.
See the actual object
Confirm stock and opening hours before visiting, then see colors, size, and condition in person.
Frequently asked questions
Before choosing an antique, what should I check about price, condition, and history?
Check measured dimensions and materials, prices and additional costs, repair and replacement history, and the evidence for production date and provenance. Distinguish confirmed documentation from sellers' accounts and estimates. This site's guidance is not authentication or a guarantee of value.