Curious to find out the maker of the furniture. From my "detective work" it is circa 1920s, post 1922 (the date of the patent on the Watertwon table slide underneath) but Im guessing still in the early to mid 1920s. Would this be described as Renaissance Revival or Jacobean revival?

Details: Shell motif, black marble tops on buffet and server, painted roses on cabinet and server, lion head drawer pulls

Other: Watertwon slide underneath. Number 136 written in chalk underneath. Corbin Cabinet Lock on cabinet.

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received this from my great grandmother, have always wondered about it.  does anyone know anything about this item?

Can't seem to find any info online about this particular thermometer. There is info about the company that made it. I'm going to guess that it's from the 1950's. Anybody have any idea what it's worth?  It is in working condition.  Glass and tin.

Seems that Auto/Oil signage brings more $ than other products.  Let me know!

Hello. I recently acquired a very large collection of old figures and statues and have been wanting to catalog them. I have gone through a majority of them and there are a few that I have not been able to identify at all. The two Hummel figures I have looked through a few catalogs and had no luck finding. The black boy playing the flute to the horn feels like it's made out of ivory, and the geisha as well. The bird on the nest is detachable and both parts are quite heavy so I'm assuming they are bronze. The poodle is just heavy, so might be pewter? I am not sure. Finally, the dog  If anyone has any idea about any of these it'd be greatly appreciated.

This is a oval glass top tea table with inlad carving of person laying down arm outreached and bird on finger, wood trim around glass carved along with the table sides, legs and claw feet

Light up jasper display cabinet serial # 555 federal