More questions- 1800s paintings

Omega

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Hey guys, good weekend for me, not as great as last weekend, but I do have a few questions.

What are these? Are they worth anything?
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What are these and are they worth anything?
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Anyone an expert on antique lamps?
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Lastly these paintings. One is dated 1881 and is signed. The other one is not. The lady also had a Durer piece she didn't want to sell (for now) ill be back to take a look at it next week. Any idea on the artist/ value?
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As always, thanks for the help. Happy hunting!
 

Mtldealer

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Albrecht durer. He was a painter engraver from the 15-16 century. His engravings can be from 1,000's to six figures or more, depending on the "state" of the copy. Best thing to do is to get as much info as you can... I can probably point you in the right direction when the time comes.
 

Tallone

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The first few photos look like miniature cast iron stoves. I had a similar item a couple of years ago (see photo below) but it was not a lamp.

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I think miniatures like this were salesman samples. They are popular collectibles. I think mine sold for around $50.

Do these look like antiques that have been altered to make a lamp out of them or do they look like reproductions of antique items with the lamp components part of the original design?
 

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