The Indian Valley Museum in Taylorsville hosted its annual Antiques Day on May 2, attracting 72 attendees from Plumas, Lassen, and Sierra counties and beyond. Appraiser Erin Dewell evaluated a diverse range of items.
- Chinese fu lions appraised at $55; Italian ceramic piece valued at $30 due to damage. - Framed kitten artwork suggested for $50-$55; cast-iron waffle iron could double in value after restoration.
- Other items included a red Furby, Japanese lacquer artwork, and hand-carved ivory, with notes on complex selling regulations. The event showcased the shifting value of antiques based on trends and material worth, offering educational insights for collectors.