I found a Victorian handcarved 1890's dual chair on the curbside. Carved face of an Angels face and wreath around the head. Some breakage on one of the sculptures (2). A break also on one of the inside legs. This consists of two corner chairs joined together by each chairs right arm; side by side. The right handrest on each chair meet giving the connection a s-shape between the two; one facing east the other, west. Handcarving of leaves on the arm of each and a harp on the handles; the Angels head is centered on the back, top of chair. Both chairs have a 4 inch thick paisley print. I saw a single corner chair on ebay, identical look of the one I have.  

9.5" tall Donald Duck puppet, made of velveteen. All cloth except for the replaced button eyes. Hat has been sewn back on. Made by the "Character Novelty Co. Licensee South Norwalk Conn"  Tag also says, "Donald Duck Copyright Walt Disney Prod"

An oil painting I think. I bought it at an estate sale. It was actually hidden in a wall. Fair condition. Plaque at bottom of frame says "Yankee Clippers Sail Again 1838-1939". I don't see a signature on the painting but there is one on the back of the frame - RG Pattison. No other writing or marks

two identical decorative steel chinese urns, 

Buddist scenes, enamelled exterior, 

Would like to sell, but have no idea of value.

I have a antique table and was wondering if you could help me with what year tyhis was made an the vaule please ? This was my grandmothers and I am in my mid 50's.  Thankyou, Anne

This is a collection of ten hand-painted pendants made by Peking Jewelry, which was located in China before it stopped making jewelry. All the pendants are in very good shape and seem to be made out of brass. On the back of each one is a textured image of a Chinese tower. The case itself looks to be hand-broidered and has no stains or loose threads. All Peking Jewelry are reported to be vintage, but I would like to know how much this is worth as I am looking to sell it.