Carved Fruit Baskets

I have an Artistic Interiors Painting number 300203. It has original frame and is signed by T Remstedt.Price?

I need to know if the Oil Painting is worth much.It is a painting of Fruit and a basket.The frame has stickers on it that say the frame is original gold leaf and hand carved frame. And it has the a sticker saying it is an Original Oil Painting. Any info on it would be helpful. Thanks

Artistic Interiors paintings are produced in “painting factories” and are sold as furnishing pictures, they have very little value at auction.
You could look on ebay for similar items to get some idea of what they are currently selling for.

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