Pair 9 in tall "Sterling" & "Weighted" Stamped candelabras.  Top part is detachable to allow bottom part to be a candlestick for a taper candle.  Top portion has 5 openings for candles. 

There is a dent on the bottom edge of one of them, due to the metal being so soft and my moving over the years.  Would it be worth having that repaired to increase the value? And what it might cost to repair it?

I am really just looking to get the value of them at this point and then will decide if I would like to repair and keep them or sell them.

I know people can sell items to be melted down as well, I really don't like that idea, I could use the money, but I don't feel they would really be worth much that way anyway, but really need some expert advice.

This 1920s art piece is in its original frame and is rougly 4' tall and 3' wide. It is of an Asian lady/goddess standing in front of a lotus tree that is growing out of a beautiful blue vase. A white dove is landing on the tree. The lady is holding a small "globe" of some sort in her hands. At her feet is another globe that has a lotus tree in it. The colors are still vibrant.  In the right hand bottom corner is the name ~Georgina~  This piece came from the Estate of the Blumenthals in St. Louis. 

Louis Vuitton tobacco pipe, with silver hallmarked spigot , bowl & lid... has La Routiere, Louis Vuitton France on the front of the wooden bowl, the LV logo on the sides.. and stem.. 

I know nothing about these so any info would be gratefully appreciated!

 POSSIBLE MISPRINT , WELL CIRCULATED COIN WITH NO DATE OR MONETARY VALUE MARKED ANYWHERE ON IT . ONE SIDE DEPICTS A SPREAD WINGED EAGLE GRASPING A STARS AND STRIPES SHIELD WITH A REARING STALLION WITH TWO CROSSED ANCHORS WITH THE LETTERS LDO ON THE LEFT ONE AND CWG ON THE RIGHT. AND WRITTEN  ARROUND THE OUTSIDE IS THE PHRASE GOD BLASS AMERICA. ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE IS THE CAPITOL BUILDING WITH THE PHRASE U.S. CAPITOL WRITTEN IN THE SKY AREA OF THE CAPTION.

Vintage Leviton Brass or Brass Plated (?)  Floor Lamp with Pink Colored Marble Base and Cast Iron on the very bottom base. Approx. 51" tall, original everything, fixtures, cords, base. etc. Missing lamp shade. Number on base is 2648.

  I purchased this item at a garage sale and think I paid $20.  It is very unusual and I'm really not sure what it is.  It seems to be an easel and possibly a desk, as the top can swivel.  The wooden top has a removable panel. The front of the panel is made of wood and the back side of the panel is a chalkboard. Inside there is some kind of educational scroll with a variety of pictures and information. If you can tell me anything about this piece I would really appreciate it. I have tried researching online and have come up empty. Thank you!