Antique Scanner

Antique Scanner identifies antiques, vintage items and collectibles from photos. Upload up to five images (JPG, PNG or WebP) and it returns an AI research report covering marks, materials and wear, with a possible identification, estimated age and origin, value ranges, confidence levels, supporting evidence and open questions. That report-style output — with confidence levels and evidence rather than a single bare label — is the differentiator over simple image-recognition apps, which leave you guessing how much to trust the answer. Dedicated category pages cover pottery, porcelain, silver, glass, watches, furniture and jewelry, and a scan history keeps past reports on file. The first scan is free, with extra reports via one-time credit packs from $3.98, so there is no subscription to manage. It is an aid for collectors and resellers rather than a certified appraisal, so high-value sales still warrant a professional. For quick triage of finds and estate items, it is a genuinely useful first look.