Here is what is stamped on the back.

306-630    1

cabernet by drexel

572

it is a nightstand in excellent condition. One pull out drawer and underneath that a cubby hole with two swinging doors. All solid wood. No idea what type but not a luxury wood. Carving on the legs and base. Brass handles. 

Unknown history, inherited from relative who had it in storage.

Small 3 lens unique antique brass magnifying glass, I don't know anything about it, the item has no name or numbers of any kind. It was given to me by a 100 year old man from New Zealand, I don't know if that is wher the item is from.

This is a serving tray that is glass and mirrored that I found. I am not sure of the date of the item. It has a cartoon bar scene on it that reads "Waiting for a live one". It does not have a date or signature on it. I have tried looking on the internet and cannot find anything like it. It is red and the tray is wooden and it looks like the mirror part is just nailed to fit in the space. I would just like to know if anyone has ever seen something like this or knows what its worth if anything. Thank you.

I have an L. Dunham Fabian floral print that is signed by the artist.  Excellent condition.  Believe it is in its original frame, although someone has painted the frame along the way.  Just looking for ball park value.  I paid $30. Thank you!

All I know is This set was designed and manufactured for Studio Girl of Hollywood by DeLizza & Elster in the mid-1960s. 

I found this walking cane in a house I purchased and I am hoping to find out more information about it. I searched the internet and came up with very little except another cane by the same manufacturer offered on a auction site.

Alot of information is written on this cane. I've added detailed pics hoping someone can help with manufacturer history and possibly some ideas of who it originally belonged to. A guess of value, if any, would be interesting as well.

Manufacture: RFG&CO

I added "tags" to each pic describing best I can what is written on the cane. Apparently that didn't take. I'll add that info again here.

CLD Laillre
From his fellow traveling men
Aberdeen
May 30, 87

Date: May 30, 87