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This stool measures 18 inches tall and 14 inches wide. The stool has turned legs and it swivels.

Wood and wood veneer Secretary with original old glass doors, drop down desk, and four drawers. Wood unknown. Wood used for backs & side of drawers possibly poplar, maybe hickory. Measures: 44” wide, 78” tall, 19” depth, upper bookcase 10” depth.

Turkmen hand made wool on wool rug. 1,90 x 1,16 Ref # AK-4756

Eugene Bonaparte mantel clock great exposition looks like 1855, which would be 2 years after marriage to Napoleon III. Japy Freres & Cie

The art is in excellent condition and it's framed.

A large stain glass ceiling lamp, multiple colors, flower pattern, 23 inch diameter and 12 inches tall. I can’t find any makers marks but I wouldn’t really know where to look.

Old oil lamp turned into electric table lamp. Mush detailed cutouts with umbrella shaped brass shade and solid carved base.

A 3/4 1728 Joseph Guanarious violin. Bought for my mother in the 1930's by my grandfather from a used instrument store near Pittsburgh PA. The original label is intact but difficult to get good pictures of. The label claims the maker, year and Christian cross with IHS below. It also says "German Manufacture". Joseph's name is followed by the word "fecit"

I have a service for 12 of the Roseberry design. I have desert dishes 2 serving bowls, 2 platters one small one big, cream and sugar and gravy boat. It 90+ pieces in excellent condition not chips or wear and backstamps are bold not worn.

Three picture frames with two circular prints in each one depicting a woman in a garden. Circular prints have a diameter of about 12 inches.

Waterpainting of a woman in a watermelon patch. About 20" by 30".

Six coromandel panels about 79" high with each panel being about 16" wide. Has inlaid wood, jade, ivory and soapstone scenese on oneside. Backside is painted. Some wear and tear on the bottom. One small inlay piece has fallen out but is not that noticeable.

5 cup, saucer, dessert plate, salad plate, dinner plate

11"x13" print on antique laid paper. Watermark of griffin and words but cant read them. Good condition.

Small rocking chair made of wood and upholstered in cloth. It is not the original upholstry.

52 long by 19 1/2 wide x 68 tall approx

Cushman Table plus 7 chairs 72 x 38 inches

The chair has no manufacturing stamps on it so I do not know where it is from or who made it. It does has some interesting cursive marks (looks like it was made with chalk?) underneath but I am unable to distinguish it or understand what it means. Specifications: - Upholstery: Leather with "carved in" floral designs. - Legs/Arms/Back: Wood with carved designs - Chair stuffing: straw. no springs. - Upholstery is held together with metal tacks. No staples/screws/nails - Chair arms have leather, straw padded accents. - Dimensions: - Overall Height: 39" - Overall Width: 21.5" - Back height: 19" - Back width: 21" - Leg height: 16" - Face dimensions: 23"x16"x16"x21" - Arm length: 20"

It is a Daneker Mantel clock i bought from a estate sale in lower Michigan. From my understanding the design is known as a steeple clock. It says german movement on the bottom of the face. Im unsure of the type of wood. I have found very similar clocks, but none with the floral pattern mine has, which has led me to question the authenticity. Any info on the model number and the pricing would be much appreciated

Over 100 pieces including serving pieces, pristine condition except a very small chip on the creamer.

Similar scroll saw pattern still available but with differences. Penciled name of builder and date of 1906 inside back panel. Does not work but being handmade does not have to have specific works. Builder added music box with lever to back. Builder also scroll sawed pieces of wood to inlay in some scrolled holes making it more intricate than patterns available. Is about 37” tall and 26” wide. Guessing 10-12” deep. Is in good shape - has top of center scroll work at top - chipped off in moving - needs to be glued back - one tiny piece of “railing” missing. Comes with large scrolled shelf that is very fragile and has a few “scrolls” broken - a couple still with it and maybe a couple missing. This is a beautiful piece made of beautiful dark wood (mahogany?) and lighter inlaid wood.

Signed “Stane”

I think they are straight razors that a barber would have used long ago. There are 6 of them. There are 5 boxes with lids that appear to be like a carrying case of sorts. The razors measure about 9 " at full length. There is also a cloth covering used , I assume, for storage.

Bamboo pole 7 feet long- 6 inch diameter split in half and was carved on one side. Carving are Samari - on horses- in a village scene the runs the entire length of the pole. Very deep carving and beautifully done.

About 12" high...appears to be bronze..no numbers or other markings on piece

One-owner Kent Coffey "Clapper" Bedroom set, purchased in early 1950s Excellent condition Qty 1: 9-drawer Dresser w/mirror. Dresser dimensions: 60"w x 18"d x 30"h Qty 1: 3-drawer nightstand. Dimensions 18"w x 15" d x 26"h Qty 1: Double Bed headboard Qty 1: Double Bed footboard

7-3/4 X 10-1/4 oil on canvas

22in x 14in. "And God Created Woman" 1956. Included on the (thick card stock) poster are the works "Introducing the New French Starlet" Brigitte Bardot. "With...Jean-Louis Trintignant" "Directed By...Roger Vadim" "1956's Most Shocking Film" (136). The photo of Ms Bardot is of her sitting at a window in a semi see through negligee.

White gold 14k 1.05 carat Round Brilliant Diamond Center H VS1 Size 6 No Cert Mounting has 1.00 carat of diamonds

This is a somewhat square-shaped biscuit jar with a silver-plated rim, lid and handle. The lid states, "Presented to Mrs. ? by her society class Woodville 1891." Not sure what her name is. There is a mark and a number stamped on the bottom of the jar and a raised mark also that looks like a banner. The lid is marked too The jar is 5.75 inches tall not including the lid. It is about 5 inches across each side. The diameter at the top is 4.25 inches. Does have crazing but no chips or cracks.

The size of these are 3.75 x 5 3/8 inches. The frames wooden and appear to have a metal piece attached that covers the front. It looks like someone added plastic covers on the back held by duck tape. The dates on the back look like 1836. I can read the first word on top that says gemalt meaning "painted" in German. The frames have some chips and there is discoloration on the metal in the front.

The base is definitely wood. The material of the girl feels more solid like ceramic or a mix of materials? She stands 10 inches tall including the base. Diameter of the base is 3.25 inches. She weighs 1 lb., 2.8 ozs. She is holding the remnants of a bouquet of dried flowers. There is slight chipping of paint in areas.