Antique Identifier - AtticLens

Photograph old china, silver, paintings or decor to see what it likely is, its maker, era and material, plus a value range and how sure it is. Marks help a lot.AtticLens identifies antiques and old items from photos and shows what they likely are, who made them, their era and material, and an estimated value range.

[What it is and what it may be worth]
Photograph the whole item to get its name, maker, era and material, a value range in US dollars (low to high) and a confidence level (high, medium or low). You also see why, and which photos to take next.

[Photograph the marks]
Add photos of maker's marks, hallmarks, stamps, signatures or labels. They are the best clues to the maker and the date.

[It asks when unsure]
When photos are not enough, the AI asks one or two questions. Answer them and the estimate is updated as part of the same appraisal.

[Search sold listings]
One tap opens a search of sold items in your browser.

[Worth showing an expert]
Pieces that may be valuable or are hard to judge are marked as worth showing a qualified appraiser.

[Keep a catalog]
Save appraised items with photos, results, notes and tags (keep, sell, give away) and see the estimated total. Back up your catalog and export it as CSV. Everything stays on your device and no account is needed.

[Your photos]
Photos are sent only when you appraise, with location data removed.

[Premium]
Appraise without ads and export your catalog as a PDF for insurance.

Values are estimates, not formal appraisals. For insurance, inheritance or selling, consult a qualified appraiser.

Recent changes:
Initial release