This is a matching moustache teacup and saucer with Japanese characters on the bottom of each. The image is of two women in the countryside. I found it in my forgotten things at my home in the Chicago area.
I have an old silver-toned brass clarinet in a black hard case. The instrument is engraved "Ken Barger Mfg. Co." on the bell. Above the company name is a larger inscription, "Ken". The numbers "2577" are engraved under the lowest valve key and on the back of a long key midway down. The numbers "44" are engraved beneath two other valve keys - one in the cork pad of the top key and one in the back of the metal key above the long key.
The case contains a Steel Ebonite mouthpiece, REG. U.S. Pat. Office, inscribed "Special" MADE FOR DICK STABILE. It also includes a metal lyre and one reed in a cardboard holder imprinted as follows: "Progress Publications, Omaha, NE, ReedRiteTM, Printed in USA. There is a hand-written masking tape label on the bottom of the case reading "Walsenburg, Colo."
I bought this from an estate sale. I looked this chair up on this site and saw the same exact chair same fabric and everything with a 400 dollar value. I would like to know what I can get for this chair because I would like to sell it asap. The photo upload 2mb this is dumb... cant upload any photos... the chair has a stain on the fabric about the size of a dime which looks like food possibly and there is a small crack on the frame around The seat area that could easily be fixed by someone who knows how to restore antiques. The tag underneath the seat says Brandt hagerstown maryland 1901.
Upholstered settee Victorian style. This was purchased 30 years ago by my parents, and is from the 1930s. It was just a frame when they purchased - and they purchased for $1000 and had upholstered.
A lesson book for clarinet that was published by A. Squire in 1882. Item picked up at a rummage sale and has alot of wear and a few stains on the covers.
