This is an African folk/tribal art painting, depicting daily activities.

Likely from 1950-60s, Poto-Poto school from Congo. 

Gouache on thick paper (or canvas), very colorful.

Signed by the artist DEB in the right lower corner.

I was not able to recognize the artist, but have seen a few paintings with the same signature.

Framed, the frame is a bit loose.

This has been in my family since at least the early’60’s . I believe my parents bought it new. Manufactured by Brickwede of Marietta Ohio. Do you know what wood this likely is? I am looking to possibly sell this item. All comments are welcome . Thank You , David Cable

1910-1920s Deputy Marshal badge 

Weight 25 grams

Height 2-3/8inches

Width 1-3/4in

Front: Top has eagle with banner holding onto the top of the badge

Deputy Marshal on arched banners 

Center raised star 

Back: vertical pin with C catch original 

The Windmill

Rembrandt etching

Found this picture by Sahill name "Ensemble".  

This was my great aunt's dining set in Grosse Pointe, MI who had it from the 1910s.  She gave to my mother when my aunt was ready to downsize.  My mother had it until the 1970s in Grosse Pointe.  My brother took it over from my mother and moved it to the east coast of Florida.  It is now i Southwest Florida.  The label is from The Lenox Shop Furniture, NY.  The chest is an unusual china cabinet, shaped like a pirate's chest.  The buffet still has the original key.  The table seats 6 - 10 but the leaves are absent.  It has been reupholstered at least 3 times that I know of.  All three times it was done with red damask which is now faded.