This I believe s a urn of some sort. My mother bought from a cafeteria in houston tx that she worked at when it was closing.  she paid 25.00 for it.  It was purchased from a castle in europe in the 1960"s.  My mother thinks it came from a castle in germany, not sure where in europe.  it is 18 inhes long 10 inches wide and 11 inches tall.  It weighs about 30 lbs.  I believe is made of iorn.  I am not sure. 

BEAUTIFUL half round curio cabinet with curved glass.  This piece has such attention to detail you will be impressed.  It is not an antique, but a fabulous reproduction.  The ormolu touches are all around and give it a rich French look.  The wood veneer finish is in great shape. (only the back cover piece is particle board)  One small nail missing from ormolu in front right at bottom. There is a lovely painted design across the bottom of the piece, artist signed by what looks like A Roso.  Approx 64"x 25".  Stamped on back Made in Spain.  **contents not included

I have inherited this vase from my mother who inherited it from her mother over 50 years ago. It has a lamp fixture that drops into it. It is in excellent condition. It is an urn type vase that stands 17 inches tall. the opening diameter is 8 inches and it is 35 inches around at its largest spot. Paint is very bright, no discoloration that i can tell. I know nothing about it other than what the markings on the bottom say. It is covered with half woman half horse Pegasus type characters and has 3 chicken feet on the base. The bottom has the markings of a swan, the word pesaro and a capital M

African American doll head puppet...head is made out of rubber & very detailed with white eyes, pink lips and "hair" molded into 11 "parted" sections with raised knots...very slight scuffing...no nicks or cracking...no tears or frays in fabric... hand fits into a old cotton fabric

measures just shy of 11" long...in wonderful vintage condition. At base of neck is labeled Scripture Press, no date...children's items from this company date around the 50's

I am looking for value so I can sell this plate at a fair price. No cracks or chips some minor wear.I do know it has a date code of 1936, G36N6 by Homer Laughlin Lafayette warranted 22kt gold.

I contacted the irwin tool company about these auger bits. they told me their records only go back to 1927 and this set is not in their catalog records so its pre- 1927 they are in excellent condition I'm just looking for a ballpark value.