This is a very special chair given to me from my grandfather who has passed in 01'...It's very unique and I can't find anything like it and I have no clue what style or where it's made from.I am very curious about the history of this special piece of furniture from my late grandfather... please can you help;)..

a leather bound book of Esther Howlands valentine cards

I have an autographed picture of two mustangs old and new a GT500 KR with Carroll Shelbys autograph on it with a certificate of authenticity. It has a small metal plaque also included in the bottom of the picture within the framing that's states it is print 004 of 100. It is a 40th anniversary edition. I paid 850 when I bought it new.

I don't know too much about this buffet. It's made of walnut and is a mid century style. It also had a liquor cabinet that was sold with it, but I only decided to purchase the buffet.

EGW&S "S I" 04421/9 International Silver Co. is the making in the back of this 27" X 17" (including handles) silver serving tray. It has a rope and flower detail around the border and handles. There are also beautiful floral type etching done in the main part of the tray.

Tray is in great condition just needs polishing. I found this on its way into a scrap pile of metal. The beautiful details on it caught my eye, then I realized it was silver. Not sure if I want to sell or keep quite yet. Just curious about value.

These chairs were a gift and I know very little about them. 

I did contact the Knights of Columbus Museum about them and was told they were considered ceremonial chamber thrones. They seemed interested in the chairs but only seemed interested in the chairs being donated where as i would like to sell them. 

I dont know alot about antiques but they are quite interesting and seem quite old.