Swarovski
Austrian precision-cut crystal figurines and decorative objects.
What it's worth
Swarovski realizes about $100–$1,500 here; retired and large figural pieces (with boxes/certificates) lead over common small figures.
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Overview & history
Swarovski's precision-cut crystal figurines and objects appear regularly in estates. Large, retired, and limited pieces draw the most interest.
Identifying & marks
Look for the etched swan (or edelweiss, pre-1988) logo on the base. Retired and limited-edition pieces are the collectible end; original packaging helps value.
Frequently asked
What could my Swarovski bring at auction?
Swarovski realizes about $100–$1,500 here; retired and large figural pieces (with boxes/certificates) lead over common small figures.
How do I identify Swarovski?
Look for the etched swan (or edelweiss, pre-1988) logo on the base. Retired and limited-edition pieces are the collectible end; original packaging helps value.
How do I sell my Swarovski?
Austin Auction Gallery offers free, no-obligation appraisals. Send a few photos and our specialists will tell you what it could bring at auction, then handle every step from cataloging through the sale.
What could your Swarovski bring at auction?
Our specialists provide free, no-obligation auction estimates. Send a few photos and we'll tell you what it could bring.