# Antique Identifier: Relic — user reviews > 23 indexed App Store user reviews of Antique Identifier by Jayven Nhan, rated 4.60/5 from 32 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/antique-identifier-relic/id6748887573/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/antique-identifier-relic/id6748887573.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 19 · 4★ 13 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0 ## Newest reviews (7 of 23) ### 5/5 — My flea market companion *2026-08-11* Relic makes flea markets feel like a treasure hunt. I can photograph an interesting item, learn what to look for, and compare similar pieces before deciding whether to take it home. ### 5/5 — Great for curious beginners *2026-08-10* I am new to antiques, so I appreciate the clear descriptions. Relic gives me vocabulary, possible origins, and periods that help me continue researching with more confidence. ### 5/5 — Makes estate sales more fun *2026-08-09* I enjoy using this while browsing estate sales. A quick photo can suggest what an unfamiliar piece might be and give me context for asking better questions before buying. ### 5/5 — Perfect for inherited items *2026-08-08* Relic gave me a helpful starting point for several pieces inherited from family. The historical context made them feel more meaningful than a simple list of objects. ### 5/5 — Hidden Gems Everywhere *2026-01-20* As someone who hits estate sales weekly, this app has becọme my secret weapon. Quick photo scan, instant ID + value estimate, and it even tells you the era and maker. Found a mid-century lamp worth $1200 that I almost passed on. Total lifesaver! ### 5/5 — Finally Accurate Appraisals! *2026-01-19* I've tried a few antique apps before, but this one is in a league of its own. Super accurate on obscure items, gives real market values based on recent sales, and the historical background is fascinating. Made identifying my inherited jewelry a breeze. Love it! ### 5/5 — Game-Changer for Treasure Hunters *2026-01-18* This app is pure magic! Snapped a photo of an old vase from my grandma's attic thinking it was junk — turns out it's worth over $800! The history details are spot-on too. Saved me from donating it by mistake; Can't recọmmend enough! ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 4/5 — Clear results, deeper story *2026-08-19* The result starts with the essential identification and then lets me explore the deeper history. That balance works well when I want either a quick answer or a longer read. ### 4/5 — Turns curiosity into research *2026-08-14* Relic does more than satisfy a quick curiosity. The context and similar-item links give me several directions for checking details and learning more about each piece. ### 4/5 — Brings old objects to life *2026-08-11* An old lamp becomes much more interesting when you can read about its likely era and craftsmanship. The app helps me see details I would have missed on my own. ### 4/5 — A helpful appraisal range *2026-08-10* The estimated value range gives me a practical reference without pretending every antique has one exact price. Visual matches make it easier to understand the comparison. ### 4/5 — History in my pocket *2026-08-09* The identification is useful, but the historical details are what keep me exploring. I like learning how an item’s materials and style connect to a particular place and period. ### 4/5 — A story from one photo *2026-08-08* I photographed an old decorative box and quickly got a possible origin, time period, and useful background. It turned a mystery on my shelf into something I could actually research. ### 5/5 — Helpful buying reference *2026-08-21* When something catches my eye, I can use the description and comparisons to slow down and examine it more carefully. It supports a more informed buying decision. ### 5/5 — Makes collections meaningful *2026-08-20* Organizing items is more satisfying when each entry includes a story. Relic helps my collection feel like a record of history instead of just a gallery of photos. ### 5/5 — Makes thrifting educational *2026-08-19* Even when I do not buy anything, Relic turns a thrift-store visit into a learning session. I can explore possible eras, origins, and craftsmanship from objects I notice. ### 5/5 — Old furniture made clearer *2026-08-18* Large vintage furniture can be difficult to describe in a search. Starting with a photo and a suggested period gives me much better terms for further research. ## Most praised reviews (6 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Great antique icebreaker *2026-08-17* Scanning an unusual item often starts a great conversation. The historical notes give everyone something interesting to discuss while we compare the suggested details with what we know. ### 5/5 — Every object has a past *2026-08-16* Relic encourages me to look beyond an object’s appearance and consider where it came from, when it was made, and why its design mattered. That makes collecting more rewarding. ### 5/5 — Useful before an appraisal *2026-08-16* The app helps me organize basic information and comparable items before speaking with a professional. I arrive with better questions and a clearer idea of what details may matter. ### 5/5 — Simple and focused *2026-08-15* The interface stays out of the way: take a photo, review the identification, explore the context, and save the item. It makes antique research approachable. ### 5/5 — Helpful for old ceramics *2026-08-14* I used Relic on a few old ceramic pieces and liked how the results organized the likely style, period, and background. It gave me useful leads without overwhelming me. ### 5/5 — Easy collection tracking *2026-08-12* Saving identified pieces in one collection is convenient. I can revisit the description, historical notes, and appraisal range without trying to remember which photo belonged to which item. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-08-25.*