Hi, i was wondering if you could give me some information on this dresser. I was given this by an elderly woman 22 years ago, who wanted to throw it out. Its in good shape, i never did anything to it but replace the mirror. Ive kept it oiled with furniture oil. It has five drawers and the front is burled walnut veneer. The veneer on the drawer fronts is 1/8" thick. The joining for the drawers appears to be hand cut to me. There is alot of over cutting the dove tails, and on one of the bottom their is a different number of dove tails on each side.  Any help would be appreciated. I belive the old mirror had Basset on the back, but that was a long time ago.   Thanks, Tim Carroll

This is a 1996 Limited Edition, Pipka, Aussie Santa, Number 35/3600

Attributed to Emilian Wehrle, this Trumpeter Clock plays 2 different tunes and has an inlaid satinwood case with a repeating three train movement and a silvered chapter ring, It has fretted side doors with alternately a trumpet and a lance, a pair of doors opening to reveal a bugler, playing on the hour, on twin bellows and five brass horns and striking on a gong, the inside back with a paper label for Camerer, Kuss & Co., 36cm wide 74cm high Camerer Kuss & Co. (later Camerer Cuss & Co.) were one of the largest retailers for Wehrle, Beha and many other fine clockmakers during the 19th century.

Boyd Coddington white baseball cap signed by Boyd Coddington, his wife, and his son. Never been worn, still has tag from purchase.

I have a double pedestal table, a dark wood, I believe stained walnut.  It is 42" wide by 26" deep, has one smooth front faced lap drawer.  There are no markings as to manufacturer, no dovetailing, it seems to be put together with wing nuts.  I don't believe it to be veneered, the only reason why is because there is a chip in the front by the drawer and there is no 'lifting' anywhere.  

Thank you.

Button campaigning for Edwin P. Morrow for Governor of KY from around 1920. Made by Whitehead & Hoag.