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24” wide x 36” tall x 12” deep.

4 long drawers 2 short drawers. Measures 48 tall x 34 wide x 19 deep.

39.5” wide x 24” tall x 20.5” deep. All wood.

2 pieces. Has soapstone carvings. 88” tall x35” wide x 19.5 deep.

72” tall x 64” wide. 4 paneled. Have photos.

12’ 11” by 10. Easier to send pics.

Piece shown is an actual one-of-a-kind actual drawing by former long time political cartoonist Hugh Haynie. Cartoon was actually drawn on Nov 3, 1964 which was election night for the presidential race between Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater. The cartoon depicts the two candidates as being the popular "Tortoise & Hare" in a race. The drawing appears to have been done specifically as a gift to a "Ned and Bill" as this is for whom the artist dedicated it to as shown in the photo. The piece has been professionally framed and is behind glass. The frame itself measures 19 inches by 17 inches. Hugh Haynie Signed and dated the drawing as shown.

Framed dimensions 19.5x 25.5 print on paper is 13.75 x 19

As shown, is an actual "signature fundraiser" quilt top that started in Memphis Tennessee in 1898 and appears to have traveled all the way up into Georgetown Kentucky. Quilt top measures 75x64 inches in size. All names appear to be embroidered on the quilt. Included in these names are three former Presidents, Thomas Jefferson James Madison, and Grover Cleveland along with other note-able personal from history. We spent eleven hours actually going over the complete quilt block by block and making a list of all names, cities, and dates. All 493 different names are provided for you in the shown 3 photo's in a typed out list, broken down block by block of the quilt. The quilt top has a total of 72 squares, 9 down, 8 across. Only 3 remain still blank. Had these three squares been filled with names, the quilt would have exceeded over 500 different names on it. As previously mentioned the quilt started it's journey 122 years ago in Memphis, with who we believe was a Ms. Maggie Crenshaw. We have been able to trace it by searching the names in the list as it appears to have traveled out of Memphis across Tennessee to Nashville up through Glasgow, and Owensboro Kentucky, and appears to have stopped some 34 years later in 1932 in Georgetown Kentucky. The date "1932" does appear a few times on the quilt, as well as the city names of Owensboro, and Georgetown. We have verified the names of 8 people in our town of Glasgow Kentucky. Oddly enough, at the time of these people living, they all lived on the same street in a very wealthy portion of town. They were also people of great importance in our community. As mentioned, the quilt top was never finished, so it remains a quilt "top". It has been extremely well cared for, and has no stains, rips, or tears. So for it's age and to be fabric, it is in incredible condition. I do have correspondence with the International Quilt Museum in Lincoln Nebraska showing were they immediately offered payment of $5,000 to acquire the quilt. Currently at the present time we have held off on selling it to them for that price, as we have received other appraisals showing it's value between $15,000 to $20,000.

Sword measures a little over 38 inches in total length. Blade of sword is 27 inches in length, and 1.5 inches at it's widest point. Handle of sword is 10 and 1/4th inches in length. Sheath is wooden with what appears a lacquer type paint, along with red painted Japanese writing on it. Blade is extremely sharp. Inside the sheath the sword is a little over 39 inches in length and has a weight close to 4 lbs. I untied the black strings on the handle in order to remove the white decorative pieces on the handle. Did not find any writing on the wooden handle of the sword. Did find some numbers written in pencil on the backside of the two white decorative pieces. Have been told by a couple sources that they believed it to be 120-140 years in age, but can not confirm. I can not find any other markings, letters, or numbers on the sword other than the red Japanese letters that have been painted down the sheath. Was obtained from an estate sale of a military weapons collector 22 years ago down around Nashville Tennessee with a winning bid then of three hundred dollars. Has been inside closet ever since. This is basically only information I have on it, unfortunately I can not interpret Japanese lettering. Thank you in advance for your knowledge and possible help.

Aladdin Fine China Cups and saucers and cake plates in good condition. Dresdenia pattern Made in Occupied Japan

Print. 36 in X 31 in.

Framed envlope. 9 in x 4.5 in.

1998 bottle Wente Late Harvest Riesling, Monterey, Arroyo Seco. Harvested December 16, 1998 at 27.8 degrees Brix. Reducing Sugar at bottling 9.5%. Poduced and bottled at Livermore CA. .

1970 bottle Souverain of Rutherford, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley. Alcohol 13% by volume. Unopened of course. Kept in a cool, dark area all these years.

1975 bottle Sebastiani Northern California 'Cabernet Sauvignon'.(sturdy and deep-flavored) ALC 12 1/2% by vol. bonded winery 876. Proprietor's Reserve.of 1975 Cabernet Sauvignon bottled in the summer of 1979. . .

Measurements: 24" to top of the socket, 8.5"D at the base. Chrome.

The dolphin weighs 120 pounds, it is 42 inches from nose to fin , I was told it took 8 men to make, there are only 2 in the world ever made , Murano glass with signature

It appears to be one of Mr. Bauer's oil paintings (he is more known for watercolor) of a summer scene in Lapland. The trees are silver birch and the garments, including hats, appear to be ceremonial garments of the Sami people who were indigenous to the Lapland area. Even the impressionistic depiction of the shoes appear to be from this area. Mr. Bauer, who did impressionism, spent a summer in Lapland in approximately 1904. The initials on the painting are stylistically similar to those depicted on other pieces of his. Especially, the J with its rather flat tail. The work is approximately 24" by 15" and is oil on canvas. The detail and texture are phenomenal. It was given to me as a gift in undergraduate school approximately 20 years ago and was obtained from an antique store near Atlanta, GA. I have kept and enjoyed it ever since. A few friends and I were recently admiring it and had no idea who it could. So I decided to do some research. I am an attorney in Florida so research is a large part of my profession. Based upon the subject matter, initials, age (dark yellowing appears to have hidden colors), and style, Mr. Bauer was the only conclusion I could come to. I had not heard of him before this research. If it is his, it is definitely a unique and beautiful piece of his work.

3 sets of 8: goblets, cordials, sherbet/martini stamped West GermanCrystal

An original oil on canvas version of Endre's Pirate portrait once hung at Disney Corporate Headquarters, and in Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride in Orlando Florida there once existed a scene that bore a striking resemblence to the background of this painting. It appeared as though the triple arches leading to the ship was recreated with a good deal of attention to detail. I do not know if that particular scene still exists in the ride, as it has been many years since I was at Disney in Florida. W 32' H 26' Oil on canvas. Signed Ende Szabo.

16 inches by 11 signed Saito . Second one is same artist 12 inches by 16 . On the back of one is a note from the original owner. That said “these are valuable woodblocks prints by Saito. I went and met him in Japan and he signed them on the front for me.”

PP lithograph depicting Sunrise is the title signed 2 times, stamp in lower left corner 27.25 x 31.5 sight image 20” x 24.5

This is in overall very good shape, sold wood. Approx 4.5 high 3 feet wide.

THESE ARE FROM AN ESTATE SALE. THERE ARE 6 BUNCHES AND ARE ABOUT 8 INCHES LONG. THEY ARE IN MULTIPLE COLORS AND ARE WIRED TOGETHER WITH GLASS LEAVES AT END. I WAS TOLD THEY MIGHT BE OLD MURANO GLASS BUT NOT SURE.

* Framed Painting of birds with authenification certificate on the back...not in english? * Painting of a Bridge- no ideifying marks * 2 framed prints of Woodblock Prints of TOKAIDO 53 Stations # 11, and # 31 . They are approx 10"x13"

2 chairs from purchased in 1952 all original hand carved wood, always covered never sat on. Perfect condition

I purchased this on a trip to Boston, MA in 2010. All I know is that it is reportedly from the Ito period and was in someone's garden for many year. It was almost 50-75 pounds. It is lichenized.

Looks to be an antique Japanese Noh Mask. Approximately 11" in length and 8 inches wide. Materials used seem to be a mixture of metals. It has weight to it. Approximately, 4 to 6lbs. It appears to be unsigned but It looks to have the numbers 1826 on the inside. (See pictures) Possibly the date. It is very well done and detailed.

18x24x3/16

Large chinese black moon flask with gold double handles. No markings on bottom. Porcelain. Height = 18inches Width = 11.5 inches Depth = ~4.5 inches

100% hand knotted rug made in Iran. 30-35 years old. 7x5.5 100% cotton.