Landers frary & Clark Universal No 8259 Coffee Percolator, Sugar, Creamer and Tray. Percolator has the Coffee basket and stem and the cord.  Cream Pitcher and Sugar "bowl" with cover.  Only thing missing is glass bulb on top. Earliest patent date on percolator base is 1912.

I have a Martha Washing to sewing cabinet circa 1920.  It has a metal tag identifying that it was purchased from the Alexander Revelle Furniture store in Chicago Illinois.  It has soss non visible hinges, and is in good condition, just a dirty finish.

This item was in my father's home. Excellent condition. There is a receipt inside for a couple small components he had purchased and used to get it working. Cabinet is unmarked. Split opening at top.

Can you tell me what this might be worth?

I Have what i think is an  antique  jewelry box with beautiful gold inlay pattern, we have always just had it laying on our desk and begin to wonder if it might be of any value, I tested the gold pattern with a magnet and found it was not magnetic, I also tested the  metal with a 10k gold acid and found at least that carat amount in the metal, but because there is not any makers mark  I cannot find anything that looks anything like it online nor in any antique dealer around town.

I bought this display piece at a yard sale. I tryed searching for a similar item online, but all I could find is that was from the 20s or the 30s. It is a four sided rectangular box there are holes on the back for mounting it on the wall. No makers mark on it either it says GE Mazda lightbulbs and may we check your bulbs? It is all porcelain inside in out on all sides. I believe it to be missing 2 shelves and has a ding on the front of the box. Supositly it is very rare, but I have no clue.

Other than this:

250; Green; 8241

I can find no other identifing info.

All hinges, gaskets, shelving etc. is intact and working.  Doors close solid.