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!

I bought this chair 2 years ago at a yard sale. A friend said it may be an English Windsor chair.
The chair is all dark wood. Turned rail's on backrest and legs. Carved seat. 2 turned support rail's in " V " shape behind backrest. Curved arms. The measurements are 40" h x 22" w x 19" d. The condition is good. Normal use wear on arms and seat. Seat also has a crack in the wood on front corner but is still intact. Very sturdy construction. Please tell me something about this chair and its value.

8 1/2 inch blade engrave knife. With Silver dragon sheath

Limoges Plate  13 1/2" Gold trim scallop edge

Bought  in mid 1980's, has signature on back.

Passenger train and freight train. All wood with metal axles and wood wheels. Loop and hook couplers.

I have a reversed painting on glass of a church with stainglass looking windows, the backing board has a picture of a little girl on some stairs with three little puppies. Any information on one or both of these items. It was given to a friend from his stepmother about 20 something years ago.