This is a painting that I know nothing about...I did see it on Antique roadshow years ago and it was appraised at 20,000....I have also seen this painting on one of those shows about "Haunted paintings"....supposedly the baby will disappear from the crib and some other strange things happened..... hopefully someone could tell me about this painting

Believed to be around 1980 Lexinton Round Table , 42 " diameter. 1-20"leaf extends to 62" Ht. 30. With two 157-880 Carved Fan Side Chair 22 x 18. Ht 40. Seat Ht. 19, also two 157-881 Carved Fan Arm Chair 231/2 x19. Ht. 40 Seat Ht. 19

Nussknacker nutcracker, in the box the box is a little destroyed. He has a blue coat with gold buttons and red troussers, he also hold a sword.  The box also says Hirschmann.

I recently got a three drawer dresser that is labeled Architectural Modern by Morris of California. I have been trying to research this company and can find little about them.  Sadly it has been painted. With the exception of a small nick of one of the drawer fronts the wood is in appears to be in great shape. It measures 36L 18W 32H. I was wondering both value and if professional stripping it would increase the value. Thanks

Vogue Dinnerware - Homer Laughlin, warranted 22 k Gold Bowl - A 48 N 8A

I have a very interesting part of my collection that I am interested
in selling. I have a Hercules maquette that was sculpted by Chuck
Williams. Chuck Williams was working for the Disney Product
Development and he was working on a bust of Hercules that was to be
used in a limited edition bust and pillar. Mr. Williams was to get the
approval of Andreas Deja lead character animator for the Hercules
character. Mr. Deja loved the bust so much he started sketching a
scene right on the spot and ordered 4 more bust made. What I have is
one of those 4 busts. The Limited Edition was never made so this is
really unique. It is a production maquette that came via Product
Development. I have a letter from Mr. Williams that tells the whole
story behind this unique bust.

This was verified by a local gallery that contacted Mr. Deja and he confirmed that this was indeed one of the production bust created for both the movie and the product line.