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Valued uses AI image analysis to examine style characteristics, construction details, materials, and visual markers from your photos to suggest likely era, category, and maker. The system cross-references thousands of reference points including joinery methods, hardware styles, glaze patterns, and decorative motifs to narrow identification. Multiple photos from different angles and close-ups of maker marks improve accuracy significantly.

Valued provides practical value ranges based on comparable recent market data from auctions, dealer listings, and online sales platforms. Estimates account for condition, rarity, regional demand, and current market trends. Results are informational starting points and should be verified with a certified appraiser for insurance claims, legal proceedings, estate settlements, or transactions involving items worth over $5,000.

Valued works with furniture, pottery and ceramics, jewelry, glassware, silver and metalware, fine art, coins and currency, textiles and vintage clothing, clocks and watches, toys and games, militaria, musical instruments, books and manuscripts, and most other antique and collectible categories. The AI is trained on items spanning from Colonial American through Mid-Century Modern eras and handles both common household antiques and specialized collector pieces.

Yes, Valued is designed for on-the-spot use. Take a photo at an estate sale, flea market, antique shop, or auction preview and get identification and value range estimates in seconds. This helps you make informed buy-or-pass decisions quickly, compare asking prices against market data, and avoid overpaying for items that look valuable but have common reproductions or condition issues that reduce real-world value.

No. Valued is a research and screening tool that gives you a knowledgeable starting point for identification and pricing. For insurance claims, estate settlements, tax donations, divorce proceedings, or items worth over $5,000, always consult a qualified in-person appraiser who can physically examine materials, construction, and provenance documentation. Valued helps you decide which items warrant that professional investment.

Yes. Save appraisals to build a documented collection with photos, value estimates, condition notes, and provenance details for each item. This digital inventory is useful for insurance documentation, estate planning, tracking collection value over time, and organizing items for potential resale. You can update entries as condition changes or after receiving a professional appraisal for more precise valuations.

Yes. Your photos and collection data stay on your device and are not shared with third parties. Valued processes images locally for identification and does not store or sell your personal collection information. This means your inventory, value estimates, and any provenance notes remain entirely under your control.

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