I have 2 small Shaker-style (don't know yet if this is what they are) chairs that are in very good condition. I would like to know more about them if someone would be so kind. Also, if they are worth anything, I would like to sell them.

Good day everyone! I need your help in determining if this item of mine has any worth at all. I got this from a flea market and the woman said it belonged to her father-in-law so I thought this must be old. I got it for about $27. Right now I'm on the process of selling some of my vintage collections and I'm about to sell this for $20. Nobody seems to be interested so I thought of just removing the crystals and keep them and throw away the body. Before I do that, I wanted to know if this lamp has any worth at all or if it is perfectly suited in the bin.

There are no inscription or something and the arms seems to be made of aluminum-like material plated with gold as with the stem and the base. The base is made of metal and had some rusts and very heavy it makes the lamp very stable. The overall height is 19.5 inches and the size of the tear drop crystals is 2.5 inches. The only writing I could find is on the bulb that says made in holland otherwise the whole thing seemed generic. 

The reason why I thought of asking first before throwing it away is because I tried looking for similar itmes on the Internet and couldn't find any. Maybe this could be rare? Or not.

Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

So, i recently picked up this painting and i would love to know more about it. I really hope someone knows something!

THANKS!

I have a book i picked up recently. It is entitled simply, "El Nino" by Maria Montessori. It is in fair condition. It is written in Spanish. It sates on the cover "Version de J. Roldolfo Lozado", Prologo de Dionosa Zamora".  Also "Ciudad de Mexico MCMLVI, Secretaria De Educaion Pulba". So roughly it was commissioned in the country of Mexico in 1956 for or by the Secretary of Public Education. 

I have a solid oak wood frame mirror with a stamp on the back that says American Treasury with the number 607-230-2-1161.  Also attatch is wire to hang the mirror.  I have no idea as to what it means or how much this mirror is worth or how old it is. 

It was made at The Detroit Vapor Stove Company. There is a tag on side that says: Pat Nov. 14 1911- Mar. 18 1912. Seven Pot Sept 25 1923 others pending. No. 1018R Serial No 1 Detroit Michigan.