I have a 25" W x 25"H x 4.5"D solid brass nautical steering wheel that has speckles of patina on it.

It weighs over 55lbs. See attached photos.

I am looking to see if anyone knows what period of time this is from and what it is worth.

Thanks!!

-k

The maker's mark shows Ethan & Allen, Plant No. 18, 11-8165

When I got this the top of it was in bad shape.  The folks left drinks on it that caused rings.  I felt I needed to fix it to make it worth something again.  So I sanded the top down to bare wood and sanded for hours and hours until it was smooth as a baby's bottom.  I used a natural stain and then applied two coats of polyurethane with lite sanding in between coats with steel wool.  I also had to add new knobs as the originals were broken and/or missing.  I think it turned out great.  I didn't touch anything else.  

These two netsukes were brought back from Japan during the period of WW2 around 1945. The first one is signed and is approximately 7.5 " tall. The second one is made of wood and has ivory teeth and stands about 5" tall. This is all I know.

I am interested in knowing a bit about it and some appraisal.

thank you,

monica

A couple of weeks ago i purchased what was described as a hallway cabinet and i am struggling to find any information on this kind of cabinet. The only clue i can find is the words, Turner Australia swivel glides, on the bottom of the legs. It is in need of quite a bit of work to restore and i am wondering if its value warrants a lot of work being done to it. The doors are curved and made of plywood with a veneer covering and the top is made from a type of chipboard with veneer covering.

Handcut 24% lead crystal made in Poland, by crystal clear industries. Lamp is crystal and brass , approximately 20" tall and very heavy.  The design on it appears to be grapes, but not sure.  The crystal shade has the beautiful sound of a bell when lightly tapped.

4 piece dinnerset, 4 x dinner plates, 4 x bread & Butter plates, 4 x cups and saucers, excellent condition