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6 dining room chairs, 2 carver chairs (with arm rests), 1 oval dining room table, all made with Oak. The chairs have genuine black leather seats but in bad condition. The table is designed for 6 seats, approx. 1.8meters by 1.2meters. The set is definitely older than 1940s as it was already in the house when my grandparents got married in 1946, it is likely the set was custom made for the family in the 1920s, but I am unsure. There is no decorative markings, the set looks rather clean and modern in its design despite being more than 70 years old.

my wife and I recently visited the the Virginia Museum of Fine Art in Richmond, VA and we're struck by a pair of paintings in the George Caitlin exhibit that resembled one of our paintings (style/size/subject matter). I did some research and grew more interested because we lived in Luzerne County, PA for 40 years and that is the artist's origin. My wife bought the painting at an estate sale of a doctor in Scranton, PA. The painting (not sure what paint type-think oil) was done on a board (not wood or cavass) and is 12 X 9 1/2" in size

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6.5 foot table? Has 4 leaves (approx. 12 inches each) 6 chairs - 5 regular chairs and 1 arm chair Not sure of material

4 ft 6 ins tall, base size 20 ins. Bronze decorative pot stand. in 3 sections . I think its chinese dating 1850 to 1890. mixture of birds and snakes displayed on it.

Very RARE Antique Right Spiral Tibetan Silver Conch Buddhist 9" w Bon Stamp Shell of a Sacred Chank or Divine Conch (Turbinella pyrum) decorated with silver and semiprecious stones, from Tibet. Length: 9" Width: 5" Weight: 1.78 lbs What i learned from a collector: "The stamp is a Bon stamp, the conch horn is a very rare right spiraling conch, the spiral that is according to Tibetan Nyingma and the other splinter sects canon. It is in the opposite direction of a Bon spiral, and this is totally strange for it to have a Bon stamp on it. Just the fact that it is a truly right spiraling conch makes it rare. The figures in silver suggest a Dzogchen conch horn, either way it is a spectacular piece. Dzogchen is a very esoteric sect that shuns any practice, but encourages spontaneity. The bird is most likely a cuckoo, and the circle with the three figures that look like a leaf is a gankil but it is also of the Dzogchen sect. The cuckoo is a harbinger of the Dzogchen awareness 6 vajra verses. None of it fits, that is the enigma. Bon had their own script and some of what you have on the stamp is of that old Bon script that I doubt there is a person a live that can truly read with any accuracy. Two of the marks have to do with a special enlightened person. The other marks I do not understand. In short, a spectacular piece: probable Dzogchen engravings in the silver work, rare right spiral with the conch horn, as called for in the Buddhist canon, and a Bon stamp with indications of a very special enlightened person. This will be the curved line with the oval like a flame above it. The swastika is the big give away that it is Bon, the legs bend in the Bon direction, not in the Buddhist direction."

I think it could be gouache on thick cardboard or wood about 2 foot height 1 foot length. I've seen one or two other examples like this and that's how the materials were described on the websites.

22"h X 17"w X 15"d 1905 National cash register stating "Bijou Chili Parlor," a business in Colorado Springs, CO.

10" High, 5" widest part Brown with green signed on bottom by Leyda Images of woman cooking

44" W, 26" D, 70" H, Hardwood

32 inch tall .. I think it's made of terricota under the base are the numbers 8633 with I believe a 5 about an inch under the 8633 number. It was bought out of an apartment in NYC. I want to find the history on this is it an original or copy the artist and the value. Thank you

12cm tall. Floral glass with silver base and rim

Kidney shape black desk. Made of wood. Has 9 drawers. Painting on wood, red, gold. Covered with kidney shape glass. The size (approximately, because I have it in another home) is 40" x 18" x 32".

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Oil on Canvas

Looks to be an original.

Wood art

ocean shore and cliffs. looks like as if a person was viewing the cliffs from the shore with the waves hitting shallow rocks. was purchased in Europe in 1940 for 3000 (their currency at the time). Artist was not known but as a trade off to get a room at various hotels, he would paint a picture for the hotel owner or who he boarded with. Some chipping of paint on the bottom but not too bad. cracking of paint and a water mark on back of canvas. On the back of canvas it has a stamp that reads Winsor & Newton's No 2 Quality prepared canvas Rathbone Place, London, W. there is an official line mark of Winsor &Newton's Lion.

Custom made dining room set and credenza dining room table fruitwood, 72 inches long, has 2 leaves made around 1963 credenza 87 inchest long 60 inchest high best to send pictures

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6 1/2" across, 2 3/8" tall, porcelain bowl with ribbed sides and scalloped top edge. Decorated with flowers and geometric lines using blue dots on white background and white dots on blue background. Small 1/4" footed bottom with brown line around foot.

This window was salvaged from the Canadian Pacific Railway Station in New Westminster, BC, Canada mid century, when that station was torn down. So, it is probably from the mid 1800's. It is 31 inches square, made of lead and glass.

I have an itzchak Tarkay painting. I’ve had it 15 years and I don’t know the name. It’s been professionally framed and it’s numbered PP 8/19

Oil on canvas depicting old mill, autumn colours. Signature is difficult to read, looks like "MARAUDUS". Excellent condition. Canvas is 30" wide by 2o and frame is 38.5 by 28.5

Oil on canvas, ducks in flight, signed "Bernard". Canvas is 36" tall and 24 wide. Frame is 45 by 33. Painting is in excellent condition.

Oil on canvas, painting is 24" by 36, and frame is 33 by 45. Painting depicts ducks in flight and is signed "Bernard". Condition is flawless.

It's approximately 6' high x 38" wide x 19" deep. Made of solid wood.

These prints were acquired in Japan in the 1940's. One has what I believe is a signature in the lower right corner in a box. Each print is roughly 6 1/2 inches by 10 inches tall.

I believe that my painting is a replica of the Zenkunen emaki from the 13th century. It appears to be a combination of water color, pencil, and other paints. They are painted on some kind of rice paper, and attached to canvass for framing. The painting itself is 17 inches high, by 25 inches wide. It is one of a set of three paintings, all of which I believe are replicas of the original battle of Zenkunen emaki. They were acquired in Japan in the 1940's by a member of Douglas MacArthur's Staff that was in charge of overseeing the rebuilding effort for Japan's railroads after world war two.

Two piece hutch and buffet, built 2007 by Eagle furniture. Here is the information. Solid oak Crown molding Beveled glass doors Beveled glass shelf Inset light Two drawers 3 cupboard 79"Hx47"Wx16&1/2"D

Not sure I can add much more than what is on the watch. It came from an estate of a family friend. There is an engraving on the back. Pittsburgh Motor Club To L.W. McIntyre 1944 "Steel Back" # 9220 Addendum: Just found "Schaeffer's" engraved on the metal at end of band adjacent to the pin. It does wind but the pin is stiff, so I do not mess with it.

ceramic foo lion 9-in tall x 9-in x6-in wide weight 4 lbs