Treasure or trash? Know in seconds.
Take two or three photos at the stall. TreasureHunter identifies the piece, traces its origin, pulls recent listings, and tells you what it's worth — while you're still standing there.
Everything from spotting it to selling it
Identification you can check
What the piece is, who made it, and where it came from — each section carries a confidence level, and the sources are one tap away.
A value backed by comps
One best-guess number, plus the real comparable listings behind it, and the venue that will get you the most for it.
The next photos to take
Edition number, maker's mark, back of the frame. Shoot what it asks for and the estimate tightens before you hand over cash.
Ask your own questions
When the report misses something — publication date, edition size, whether the frame is original — type the question and it goes back out to research it.
Inventory that remembers
Every piece keeps its photos, price paid, condition, status and a timestamped history. Search the whole collection by maker, tag or location.
Listings, drafted
Turn a researched piece into an eBay draft with a title, description and suggested price already filled in from the comps.
Shoot it
Two or three photos, however you like. Research runs in the background while you keep walking.
Read the report
Identification, origin, value and comps fill in as they land. Ask follow-ups or take the shots it suggests.
Buy and log it
Save the piece with what you paid. It joins your inventory with its full history attached.