A wood, metal lined, pedestal style humidor. Not sure what type of wood it's made of. It stands 25 1/8" tall and the other dimensions are 15 1/4" x 12 1/4". It has some type of glass knob as a handle. It weighs 13-14 lbs.

I have a bedroom suite I believe from the early 1900's.  It's a 5pc set, Headboard, footboard, dresser with spindles that hold a removable, adjustable mirror. Carved legs that have wooden wheel casters.  The dresser has 2 small drawers that sit atop 3 big draws but do not separate.  The footboard curves around at the bottom.

I Have what appears to be the original silk embrodery L'Innocence in the original frame and matting of a pair by Lancret that I am seeing here on the internet.

Lamp figure is 18 inches tall.  Not even sure if it is ceramic or porcelain.

It is marked on the bottom, but I cannot make out what it reads, other than Napoli.  (Looks like Chiurazzi - but cannot find any info. online)

It does have some damage to the flowers, and not certain if there have been repairs done to the body section.  Also, some of the finish is worn.

this is a carriage that has a secret hiding spot , for I am guessing maybe bottles of some sort. Very beautiful carriage, has the wooden peg wheels ,with the strap on looks like iron or steele of so me sort ,that is very strong looking, the carriage body detaches from the wheels itself to make or become an instant bed like cradle for the child. If interested please call 239-243-5166

I donot know much about this item other than what I learned by researching them on the internet. I found out they are Bishop Crucifix scissors. Any other information as to the history or value would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Ron