This is a large crystal chandelier from a 1940's home.  The chandelier is approximately 24" wide from arm to arm, and 22" tall from its hook to the lowest prism.  Everything is in working order, no broken or missing pieces...although it could stand a little cleaning. There are eight arms/bulbs, the domes are etched with a grapevine pattern.  Three teardrop shaped prisms hang from each arm, four from the bottom, as well as a globe-shaped prism. Each arm has a string of crystal prisms that drape from the top of the chandelier to where the globes rest. The label reads as follows:

Underwriters Laboratories

Incandescent Fixture

Issue No. 734807

it´s basically a coffee cup porcelain b&h lomiges no breaks or cracks was given as a present some time ago by a dear friend.

Grandfather brought it back from the war, The blade and handle and everything on the bayonet itself are in almost mint condition, the scabbard is bent but the blade still slides in and out of it. I have the item listed on ebay with a buy it now of 249.99.

I have 2 hand made rolling pins from India that goes as far as 1950's as far I know, could be older than that. Looking to see how much they worth. Thanks.

I have a set consisting of hairbrush, handmirror, and comb.  The brush and mirror both have hallmarks on them of 'sterling' and what looks like the letters SLB in cursive.  The 'L' is smaller than the other two letters and is over a small shield of some sort.  The word sterling is to the right of the letter 'B'.  I am most curious about when the set was made, and by what company and any other information that can be provided.  

   I coudn't find the painter name and year. I just got the number 42 in the back, and it is 5f "long to 3f " 6 inch width