The unique piece is a 24 X17, professionally framed and matted display of  3 UNUSED TICKETS from Bryants 314th win over Penn Stae, his record breaking win in the Iron Bowl over Auburn and lhe third is from his final 323rd Liberty Bowl Victory. ALL WERE SELLOUTS, VERY RARE! A fantastic cross stitched image of Coach Bryant occupies  the top 2/3 of the item. It is framed and matted in crimson

Also as highlights are front and back placement of his "I ain't nothing but a winner" coins.

The tickets are genuine and in good shape. They have faded a little over the 31 years since it was framed, but still good/excellent condition.

DEFINITLY ONE OF A KIND!

L.F Moreau Lamp, Came from mom's uncle he was a antique dealer. He recently passed away and left us with a LOT of items, and we're just trying to get some values rounded up. If more pictures are needed PLEASE ask, I have many many more High dollar items that need apprased from art to pottery, statues and..more lol

Looking for information on this Merman table with spreaders. I have no idea on value since it was given to me for free. There is a label on the bottom and only S 27 underneath the table. No other serial number or identifing numbers.  I know they made over 30 million pieces of furniture, but I have no idea as to what it is since I can't find it anywhere and any help would be appreciated.

My mom had this hutch that came out of an old beautiful 1900's house. She paid $1200 for it.   It's a John widdicomb co.  4 door, 2 drawer, 4 glass dope with metal 'fencing' , hutch. Mint condition, amazing.  It's probably around 7 ft tall and 7ft wide.  

Does anyone have any idea about this mirror?  It has been in my husbands family for years but it isn't known where it was obtained. 

I have a blue glass vase with clear pinched glass "frill" on left and right.  It has what appears to be a hand painted white onlay like wedgewood design of figure and lily of the valley flowers on one side.  It stands about 8 inches tall.  There are no signatures or markings on the bottom.  Please refer to pictures.