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This art work appears to be an oil painting. It is approximately 5 feet wide by 7 and one half feet high. I am not sure whether it is Chinese or not. There is no signature unless it is under the frame. As you can see by the photos there are cracks in the painting. Originally it came from an estate sale.

This is a large, heavy ceramic figurine with Asian (Japanese) Figures. There are markings on the back written in what looks to be Japanese. Measurements are 16” long x 13.75” high x 8” depth. Two of the figures have a broken ponytail (still present) and one of the same pieces have a break or crack at the shoulder.

Acrylic painting by daphne Irving of Cornwall, pei. 30 x 24!circa 1975

This was inherited over 25 years ago and I really don't remember a thing about the details. I think it's chippendale? Maybe?

3different size jugs with Japanese figures on them

I dont have it with me but happy to provide dimensions when I have it on me. The photos is all I have. No damage at all and it seems to have no tarnish either. It was kept locked up. It has a reflective material and the head appears to be silver. Definitely very old

Oil painting 31" x 28" of a high snow-covered mountain in the background, two people in the distance, and trees surrounding a lake in the foreground.

36" x 24" m/m on mylar

Small, three legged, cast iron cooking pot with looped (at top) handle. Pot measures 5 1/2 inches tall, 7 inches across mouth. Slashing gate mark on bottom. Pot is marked CARRON on one side and 1/2 GAL on the other side. It has a lid but not sure original to the pot.

I know that this tablecloth belonged to my grandmother. I am sure it is handmade and that it is from France. It is 95 inches long and 59 inches wide.

From Germany Peasants dancing pictured

I inherited this, and know nothing. The finish on top is messed up, it looks like tape was peeled off, and pulled varnish off. Also has some scratches from use. It has 2 leaves that sit under the table top, that slide out.

This desk was inherited from my great grand mother so probably early 19th century. Its made of wood and in great condition. 36" wide, 18" deep, 30" high. There is a floral paper lining in the desk drawer that is removable (probably added more recently). It was given to me as part of a set with the bench and chairs (also in my profile), so I'm not sure if they're related.

Height 19.5 inches Width 23.25

18th Century Qing Dynasty Famille rose vase

There are two chairs, one has arms, one is armless and a bench. The pieces were all recently re-upholstered in white velvet (about 10 years ago). I believe they were my great grandmothers, so early 19th century, but possibly older. There are wheels on the bottom of each piece. They are wood, but I'm not sure much more information than that! Bench is 40" wide X 22" deep X 34" High (seat 16" high). Arm chair 24" Wide X 22" Deep X 34" high (seat 16" high). Chair 21" wide X 19" deep X 34" high (16" high seat)

Not Numbered. Hand Signed Toward Bottom Center in Black Marker. Condition: Excellent Purchased from a raffle in 1987

1. Actual Size: Front OD of the frame 47" W x 61" L 2. Actual Size of the Canvas from back of the Painting: 42" W x 57" L 3. Oil on canvas 4. List of Items or highlights: Description: "The Descent from the Cross" is masterfully painted interpretation by Belgian artist Louis Farasyn, of the central panel of a triptych painting by Peter Paul Rubens in 1612-1614. Condition: Excellent. The painting has been lightly cleaned. Old re-lining. Country of Origin: Belgium Artist & Painting: Louis Farasyn, Belgium (1822-1899) - "The Descent from the Cross" - dated 1854. Signed lower Right. Signed: Farasyn and dated 1854 (lower right)

Wooden Buddha statue, Circulation 1890, North Japan, from Hachinohe City. Height 65cm width 52cm

Antique brass and tile.

9" tall, 5 3/8" across the top. The leaves fall down to make the handles, 3" bottom base, Stamped with an 8 8, also ?348 in the mold, Signed H8,

I found this in an auction house on Australia. I think it might be native American but not sure. The auction had a description of "native indian" bowl. It is black, possibly mud material, surrounded by animal hide strips. It is heavy and the bottom is not quite flat. It stays up but tilted at an angle only. Has a rough texture. Its approximately 26cm high, 34cmwide with an opening of around 21cm in diameter. Any information would be appreciated!

My grandmother had this clock for longer than my parents can remember... Face of the clock says E Watson 6 King St Cheapside London. Very heavy and very ornate...maybe brass? It is decorated with bows, flowers, leaves and Cherubs fighting over a vase. The top on the has a vase that opens to hold the keys with a pineapple top. Clock is 12” wide by 15” tall Base seems to be made of plaster with a velvet top; base is 13.5” wide by 6.5” deep The base of the clock has written in penciled Louis XVI then some words that I cannot read (maybe in French)? I have been afraid to clean the clock as I do not want to damage anything. Any information would be so exciting - thank you

I am not sure the person I bought it from says it was purchased in Spain in the 1930’s but honestly I am not sure if it is a reproduction or not - does not seem to have Spanish origin- it is a slant front secretary desk with drawers instead of slots- the door come down on to two pieces of wood that you need to manually pull out - hinge seems to be made out of two cotter pins - some nice detail to the wood work -

Antique table 29' tall table top 18"×16 two drawer Birdseye maple. It has been in the family for about 100 years. It's like an end table. It's in very good condition.

72" long 36" wide

This is an oil painting 2x4 feet bought in Kansas City.

Only know it goes back from a great grandma of a cousin. Supposed to have gold in it Idk. I have also a sugar and creamer set, 2 cups w/saucers, and 2 salad plates. The stamp is only on the cups and salad plates

7 inches high and the octagonal rim is 4 inches

It's from an old building in downtown Louisville ky. That was found during a demolition

I believe it’s a vintage Japanese hand painted salad bowl. 8 1/2 “ across. I think it’s a gold Imari. Unsigned so not sure but definitely looks hand painted

Very old lithographs of Brown Gallery Knowles, Kent by J. Nash. 3 wood framed and wood backed sepia lithographs. Originally found in an attic in the 1960's. Bed Chamber at Knowle, Kent. and Cartoon Gallery, Knowle, Kent. All lithographs approx. 11.5" x 15" Frames are between 22" and 19"