Antique Identifier : Oldmark

Photograph an old object and find out what it is, when it was made, where it came from and what it could be worth. Point your camera at a piece, or choose a photo from your library, and Oldmark reads it the way an auction catalogue specialist would. It looks at the marks first, then at how the piece was made, and only then names it. You see the evidence behind every answer, not just a guess. WHAT YOU LEARN ABOUT EVERY PIECE • Name, era, origin and materials • Maker, when a mark or signature supports it • Marks & signatures: hallmarks, maker's stamps, backstamps and signatures read from your photo • How it's made: what the construction, wear and finish say about its age • It could also be: other identifications that genuinely fit, and what tells them apart • A confidence level for every identification • Straight answers: if something is a modern or everyday piece, you are told so instead of being given an invented value AN ESTIMATE YOU CAN CHECK • A realistic value range in the currency the piece actually trades in, alongside your own currency • The specific things that move the price: condition, completeness, legible marks, restoration • Past auction results for similar pieces • Similar pieces for sale today, with their asking prices YOUR COLLECTION, ORGANISED • Every identification is saved with its photograph • Folders for your own shelves, like "To sell" or "Grandmother's house" • Add notes and what you paid for each piece • Correct any detail by hand • Search, sort and filter your collection by category • Export your collection as a PDF to print or send • Share any piece as an image card LEARN AS YOU GO • The Journal: short reads on how to read a British silver hallmark, what a reproduction almost always gets wrong, Japanese export porcelain, valuable Bakelite, the cleaning that destroys value, and what really moves an auction estimate • A photography guide for clearer photos and better identifications MADE FOR Flea markets, estate sales, car boot sales, antique shops, auctions, attics, inherited boxes and family heirlooms. Silver, porcelain, pottery, glass, clocks, watches, furniture, jewelry, art and collectibles. ANTIQUE PLUS Your first identification is free. Subscribe to Antique Plus to keep identifying. • Antique Plus is an auto-renewing yearly subscription. • Where offered, it may begin with a 7-day free trial or an introductory first month. • Payment is charged to your Apple ID account when you confirm the purchase, or when the free trial ends. • The subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the current period ends. • You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time in your App Store account settings. • Any unused part of a free trial is forfeited when you purchase a subscription. A NOTE ON ESTIMATES Identifications and values are generated by AI as a starting point for research. They are a guide, not a professional appraisal. Condition seen in person can change a value more than anything else. Privacy Policy: https://saver-app-privacypolicy.blogspot.com/p/privacy-policy_0201127903.html Terms of Use: https://sites.google.com/view/dhrumil-apps/home