not sure on this item. Unkown age and location of origin. Possibly india. Is a jewerly box. Woid with thin metal and small stones. Hoping to gef an idea of what it is, its worth is not important to me, but would be a bonus.

Hi, I have some works of a Chinese painter Mr. Shih Ching. I would like to know that assessment or have on the market price. Sincerely Mr. Edward Oliver of Spain. Thank you very much. Post a photo.

I have a Roos cedar chest the is stamped Est 1871.  It's a plain chest in good condition.  I was wondering if it's worth anything.

Two like bowls. Silver plate or overlay. 

Almost identical. App. 15 cm diameter, 10 cm in height. 

One marked R.P.E.Y. , the other R.P.G.D.D on the upper inside.  

An original inscription "LYONS LTD." also on the upper inside has been erased.

At the inside of the base of each bowl is a piece crossing, as if the bowls has been used in connection with some other device. 

The bowls was aquired from a country market in England a few years back. 

Owner guess that the bowls could have been used in some kind of food sales or industry, but no sure knowledge has been obtained. 

Mantle clock

13.5" high

7" wide

5" deep

Ansonia Clock Co.  New York   E1/2

Pat. June 18, 1882

I purchased this buffet second-hand to use as a dresser. Label on upper inside drawer says "Tomlinson American Informal" and drawer is lined with purple fabric. It is super heavy, sturdy wood with clean, contemporary lines and dovetail drawers. It is painted black and looks to be the original painted finish. 

Piece has four center drawer, the top one with removable dividers. Each side has a cabinet with a swinging door and adjustable shelves. (Photo of shelving braces included)

I found this at a yard sale near Charlotte, NC, and my internet research leads me to believe Tomlinson was/is a furniture company in Hickory, NC and the piece is maybe from the late 1940s/early 50s.

Sorry that the photos are not better, but difficult to pick up the detail of such a dark piece of furniture. 

It's a great piece of furniture and I'm so curious about the history.

Thanks for any help!