This is a Mochi signed, enamel table top. No legs, just the table itself with a wooding backing behind the enamel. In decent condition with Mochi signed at both ends. I've had no luck searching online at all about what Mochi is worth or what it has sold for.

This is a really interest piece.

"Mochi" "Enamel" "Table" "Ugo Mochi" "Art"

Watertown Slide Table with 4 leaves.  The color is Mahogany.  Manufacturered in Saginaw, Wisconsin.

One owner, tag is in place, great condition, no stains or obviously worn areas but does need to be cleaned.

The lamps appear to be ceramic or porcelain. They have a brass looking bottom. They are both signed in gold paint in back of the waist(Ermine)

Blue boy lithograph with printed date of 1809 in lower left corner. In lower right corner it reads LITHO IN USA. It is in wonderful condition, was stored in a frame behind a different lithograph. It was left in a pre WWII house i recently acquired that has been vacant for quite some time. I was just wondering if it had any value at all.

This table is the size of a coffee table but a few inches higher. It has four legs and the wood criss-crosses one leg to the other.  It has 4 leaves that fold out. Under the table on the bottom is a stamp in white letter that reads:  

138-117-3

18th Century

By Drexel

9  84

It is a dark wood and in the center of the table on top you can see almost a "cross" as though the wood grain goes in a different direction.  It is a beautiful table and I am wondering how much it is worth?

thank you,

JoGoPray