I have a Murano Sculpture it is in Calcedonia Glass Pale Olive Green With other shades running through it and made by Loredano Rosin. It is signed on the base. It is a seated lady with her arms resting on her knees with her head tilted slightly to the side. It was bought 38 years ago at the Murano Factory in Venice. We live in South Africa and have no real experts to valuate this. It is in mint condition. Please can you help us.

Kind Regards

Lynne

The artwork it self looks almost like a hand drawing but I believe it is printed. I am unsure about the paper because imam afraid of damaging it if I remove it from frame. I got this from a lady who had it for  the past 10 years or so she said. I would love to just be able to identify where it came from and how old it is. Any help would be great.    

We have an old side by side fridge.  It's about 10 years old, I guess.  It has a few dings on it, and does not scrub up as super clean anymore, but it stays cold and it's descent.  It has ice and water in the door (but the ice maker gets jammed a lot).   I don't know the size as I can't find this info on the fridge.  But it's a Hotpoint, model #hss221fmc.  Would you have a "ball park" idea of what I could sell this for on Craig's List.  I live in the Augusta, Georgia area.  Thanks.

Not a lot is know about this sewing machine.   It was owned by my Husbands grandmother.  The outside says PFAFF 6 made in Germany.  It is in a wooden stand that you pop it out of.  It has a knee operated switch.  

I have a Caswell Runyan Treasure Chest given to my husband from a great Aunt that is no longer with us.  On the Back it has stamped Cat No 157 No 3 Tray, Lot no J39.  It also has an original purchase paper on the insde that says it was 50 dollars.

Revere Silversmiths Inc Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Shaker set. Both pieces are identical - both have the same number of holes on the spire shaped tops. There is a serial number on the weighted bottoms of 919.

They are approx 5 1/2" tall. The bases are 1 7/8" in diameter.

They have not been cleaned and are very tarnished, but when the tops are removed the neck and inside of the shakers are extremely clean. The bottoms were cleaned only enough to see the maker and serial numbers.

They are in excellent condition. Totally free of any scratches, dings, dents, etc. Appears to never have been used.

They were found at an abandoned homestead in Pinos Altos NM around 1996-1997.