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Drawing of an asian woman with what looks like dragons on her dress. Looks like a mix of ink and brush.

Charming antique rocker, probably made for a child. Rocker is 36" tall x 20" wide at the front x 30.5" long from front to back. This rocker is quite old and shows marks from normal usage on the wooden rockers. There is a small dent in the wood on the right side (facing) of the chair frame. Upholstery stuffing and cotton fabric is new. The front is slightly faded from the sun compared to the back. There are no identification marks anywhere on the rocker.

5 Panel triangular slag lamp. Single bulb interior, No identifying marks found as yet. Was purchased for $60 at online auction

Teak wood, 21" w, 28.5" h, 23" d.

Tai Ping 9x12 rug, average condition for age. Number 156/450 cc, color P.Green Multi color, serial number H169595 FM.1674 #633. Hand made pure new wool. Made in Hong Kong.

43W x 32 Tall J. Gaston Oil Painting

KAZ 88 rifle 7.9 mm manufactured in ERFURT arsenal in 1893. Rifle is in good condition, has the spoon shaped turn down bolt action.

Including the wooden frame, the width of the painting is 48 1/2" wide; 25 1/2" high and the material feels like canvas. Unable to make out signature on the painting. Been in the family for 25 plus years. Do not remember where it was purchase

The label reads: Steiff KNOFF IM OHR All new material PA 55 MASS 73 Made in west Germany Covering: 50% wool 50% cotton A series of numbers which i am not sure what it means: 0228/33 A The bear seems very old and a little scruffy but generally in good condition.

I don't know anything about this sword.

Black and white native hunter with dead bear 8×10 Blue black and white geese flying, 8×10 Moose head colored 5×7

Crystal vase with diamond cut design and colored grapes and leaves with small detailed vines on top. Scalloped ridge at top. Grapes seem to be blown as I see marks of entry and small bubbles here and there. Wasn’t sure if glass or crystal but it is 2.4 lbs and rainbow colors emanating from the diamond cut of the glass. One small grape seems like the color is scratched but I’ve run my finger over it several times and it’s impossible to scratch anything. It must be inside the grape. The vase is exquisite and I’m wondering about the value and who made this. No marks as to the artist.

TITLE:ACRYLIC AFRICAN ART DIMENSIONS[IN INCHES]: 18 / 24 [WITHOUT FRAME] 19.7 / 25.7 [WITH FRAME] FRAME TYPE :FIBER [1.1 INCH ALL SIDES] YEAR OF PAINTING : 2019 ABOUT ME: STATE GOVT CERTIFIED FREE HAND OUTLINE MODEL DRAWING HIGHER ARTIST EXPERIMENTING ON ALL ART FORMS, GRADUATE & CERTIFIED TEACHER. NO TRACING IN MY ART WORKS ONLY FH. This African Art Classic is Traditional,unique & loved making it on canvas board & won appreciation of artists when i displayed it in Art exhibition conducted in CHENNAI-TAIL NADU- INDIA Its fully Acrylic & jesso work done for Jewellery. The Blend is soo nice that ppl dont beleive its ACRYLIC.

The chest is about 3ft by 4ft long,the wood seems very old don't know what type,the nails that hold it together seem hand made as does the lock and handles.

Two brass candlesticks approx 22cm high and 10cm across the base. Each weighs 320g. Acorn shaped candle holders can be detached (unscrewed) from the drip plate. Engraved & embossed pattern to base.

It is 15 3/8 inches high, 15 inches wide and 19 3/4 inches deep. It is made out of oak wood and still plays music.

This phonograph is manufactured by the Victor Talking Machine Company and made in Camden, NJ. It is an excellent condition and plays the records great.

Antique American Victor Talking Machine Model VV-XI, circa 1906. This Victor phonograph features an upright oak cabinet. It works beautifully.

Footed Lidded Gold painted ceramic tureen or bowl. No markings except #6435. No chips, cracks, or crazing. Size 14" long x 8" wide x 12" tall. Peacocks, butterflies, flowers. Gorgeous!!!!

24”

Subjects: Pomegranate, onions, clay vase 48*36 original wood frame, gilded 37*28 wood framed canvas, original studs Artist signature: Dominguez

Pencil on thick paper 17Hx13W Signed Mrs Vincent Astor ....

10”

24.5”

7.5”

Double horn made by Daniel Rauch, standard Geyer style horn Serial number 312 Material: yellow brass The horn was custom made for professional horn player in Spain, and brought there in 2005 by Daniel Rauch himself. Ruach used to make around 14 horns a year, there are only 432 Rauch horns in the world, very rare horns. Rauch already retired. I purchased in 2017 for $19,000 USD and have been actively playing it.

Serial number: 1406 MC Material: nickel bronze Detachable bell with Alexander ring, Kruspe style wrapping It is a custom-made horn circa early 2000s, the maker Walter Lawson retired in 2006 and passed away in 2007. It is one of his last horns. The weight of the horn is on the heavier side, but not the heaviest Lawson horn. I purchased in 2015 for $10,000 USD, actively used for 2 years. Then well maintained while not in use. This horn plays beautifully and evenly throughout all ranges, it has a warm and big sound. The lower register is especially easy to center and very powerful.

Henri Godet Lavigne Approx 2 ft tall

Hummel marked angel child with blowing a trumpet. 5 inches high. Trumpet extends approximately .75 inch. Green sack on left side. Orange dress with gold stars. Two wings on back.

16 1/2" wide X 34" long X 19" tall wood type is unknown Top consists of 5 each individual carved panels There is a makers stamp inside but is difficult to make out detail

I have an Elgin white gold wrist watch inlaid with small diamonds. The casing is stamped with {14KT GOLD} with little squiggles either side. The watch face is small and round with thick bevelled glass framed by diamonds and an intricate leaf design inlaid with diamonds to the top and bottom mount. The watch strap is of a mesh style but bunched every 10mm by small round clips. The watch has a typical loop through and over fastening with a safety chain. The watch is wind up and works perfectly.

Conditions looks to be worn. My brother who lives in Ghana has the coin and I’m trying to help him with the value. Provided it is genuine, I thought it would be in $50 range, however we didn’t want to chance. We want a preliminary opinion and appraisal.