Lot 0041
Attributed to Hans J. Wegner
Furniture · Seating
$2,400$3,100$3,900
A TG LABS app
Photograph the thing in the back of the garage. You get a price suggestion off the scan, from what the room has already settled on things like it. Then the room identifies this one, by consensus rather than one voice, and says plainly when it cannot agree.
What a verdict looks like
Attributed to Hans J. Wegner
CH25 lounge chair · 14 identifications · 86% agree
A range, with the median marked where it actually falls, not in the middle. One figure would be a lie dressed as an answer.
How a lot reads
Examples, drawn to show what every lot carries: what the room says it is, the range it settled on with the median marked, and how many people agreed. Real lots appear here once the app is out.
Furniture · Seating
$2,400$3,100$3,900
Cards · Trading card games
$900$1,400$2,100
Instruments · Keyboards & synths
$1,100$1,350$1,650
Ceramics & glass · Studio pottery
$140$230$400
Electronics & audio · Cameras
$1,800$2,150$2,600
Recorded media · Vinyl records
$3,000$4,600$7,400
Lighting · Table & floor
$600$980$1,500
Horology & jewellery · Wristwatches
$1,900$2,300$2,800
Electronics & audio · Radio
$320$410$560
Furniture · Casegoods
$1,200$1,700$2,400
Art · Works on paper
$450$610$900
Computing & games · Consoles
$180$240$340
Price history
Every item the room settles is written into the history for its type. Point the camera at the next one and the suggestion is already there.
Immediate suggestion · example
Roland Juno-106
Instruments · Keyboards & synths · 212 settled items
$1,100–$1,650Median $1,350 · Q4 25, the most recent settled quarter
This is history, not an asking price. It is what the room has actually settled at for this type, quarter by quarter, so a thin quarter shows as a thin quarter rather than being smoothed into a confident-looking line.
19 branches · 280 types
Standing is earned inside a branch, never across all of them. Being right about Juno-106s buys you nothing on Persian rugs.
Seating · Tables · Casegoods · Beds & bedroom · Office & industrial · Outdoor & garden
29 typesTable & floor · Ceiling & pendant · Wall & architectural · Neon & signage
12 typesWorks on paper · Paintings · Sculpture · Photography · Asian & global art
20 typesMirrors · Vases & vessels · Wall decor · Boxes & desk objects · Fireplace & hardware
15 typesStudio pottery · Porcelain & china · Art glass · Pressed & utility glass
14 typesRugs & carpets · Wall hangings · Quilts & bedding · Needlework & lace
12 typesSilver & plate · Brass & bronze · Pewter & copper · Cast iron
10 typesSports cards · Trading card games · Non-sport cards · Postcards & ephemera cards
15 typesComic books · Books · Magazines · Paper ephemera
16 typesVinyl records · Tape · Optical & digital · Film & video
14 typesAmplifiers & receivers · Speakers · Turntables & decks · Radio & broadcast · Cameras & optics · Telephony & office
21 typesVintage computers · Consoles · Software & cartridges · Arcade & coin-op
16 typesAction figures · Designer & vinyl · Models & diecast · Dolls & plush · Tin & mechanical
17 typesGuitars & basses · Keyboards & synths · Amps & effects · Acoustic & orchestral
15 typesWristwatches · Clocks · Fine jewellery · Costume jewellery
13 typesSigns · Packaging & tins · Automobilia · Breweriana & bar
14 typesCoins · Banknotes · Tokens & medals · Stamps
10 typesHand tools · Scientific instruments · Workshop & machinery
8 typesMemorabilia · Equipment · Wheels & boards
9 typesHow it works
There is no panel of experts behind this, and that is the point. A bench costs money and sees a hundred things a week. The room sees everything.
Four angles, any light, the marks and the underside. Thirty seconds on a kitchen table.
Anyone can name it. A guess from someone with standing in that branch counts for more than a guess from someone who has never been right about a chair.
Once two thirds of identifiers land on the same thing, you get the attribution and a range. Never a single figure, because nobody honest quotes one.
Badges
Every badge is a statement about agreement, never about authenticity. Anteek does not certify anything and never will.
Two thirds of identifiers agreed, across at least two identifications. The attribution holds.
Earned per branch, never globally. Ten confirmed calls on cameras says nothing about your eye for rugs, and the app treats it that way.
The room split. You see the split rather than a false answer, and disagreement rolls the call up to whatever everyone does agree on.
Anteek publishes community opinion. It is not an appraisal, not a valuation and not an authentication, and it is not valid for insurance, tax or probate. Where the room disagrees you will be shown the disagreement rather than a tidier answer.
Coming to iPhone and Android. Free, no subscription, and the identification is the product, not a teaser for a paid report.