I have a antique music box in the shape of a classic car with six shot glasses and a whiskey bottle.  It plays the song; " Show me the way to go home".  It is in excellent shape, mostly just dusty.  I would really love to know if this is worth anything.   Thank you.

I am having trouble finding out any information on this set and would appreciate any information.

The item that I have is a set from Expo '70. It reads:

This Is Japan 

color filmed and taped

Super 8 100m 24 FL

Stereo Talkie Tape Speed 9.5 cm 3 3/4 seconds

Japanese English Frensh Spanish

Medal Expo Memorial Copper Silver Gold

With 35 mm Color Slide Film 10 Ps. 

Sunic EION

The set contains one 8 mm film, 2 Talkie Tapes, Color Slides, and 3 Medallions (Gold, Silver, and Copper). I have only seen a set of the Medals. I have never seen a set like this but would appreciate any information.

I would like to get my lamp appraised. I'm sorry but I have no info on it. It has a green shade, with an angel or cherub on it. I'm not sure what year its made from. I can't see any year or signature on it. It is in quite good condition. The shade has a little bit of mould inside it.

This bowl was found in the basement and has been there for several decades.  The maker is Harker Pottery Company, founded in East Liverpool, Ohio in 1840.  The piece has the original Harker bow and arrow backstamp on the bottom, as many other pieces do.  However, it does not have any other markings or words, such as "semi porcelain, cameoware or hot oven" that many of the pieces on the internet do.  The pattern is green and blue leaves and some sort of fruit which look to be peaches or apples.  When researching on the internet, I have not been able to find anything with the pattern on it or anything even similar.  It is 12" in diameter and approximately 10" high.  It seems as though it had been a mixing bowl because of its size.  It is in fair condition but I would like to know the value of it.  There is nothing similar on the internet and there are no markings on the piece other than the maker's backstamp to indentify the piece.  

THIS "HAT BOX" WAS FOUND IN A LARGE FACTORY IN THE NEW YORK AREA AND WAS PART OF A WHOLESALE BUYOUT OF A VINTAGE COLLECTOR. THE BOX HAS THE LABEL WILLIAM BAL COMPANY AND IS APPROXIMATELY 32 INCHES TALL AND 13 INCHES BY 13 WIDE. THE BOX HAS A WORN LEATHER STRAP AND MADE OF A HARDEDNED MATERIAL NOT METAL ALMOST A LEATHERY LOOK BUT HARD LIKE A LAMINTED BOARD. IT HAS RIVETS AROUND THE ADGES AND STRUCTURLY VERY SOUND BESIDES THE STRAP. INSIDE IS WHERE IT GETS INTERESTING. THERE ARE 4 HAND MADE REMOVABLE HOLDERS DESIGNED FOR HATS EACH IS FELT LINED AND WELL CONSTRUCTED FROM WOOD AND LAMINATES AND EACH HAS WOVEN FABRIC STRAP HANDLES IN GREAT CONDITION. INSIDE THIS BOX IS 3 VERY AMAZINGLY "NEW" LIKE PRESERVED "GANGSTER" STYLE HATS 2 GREY AND 1 BLACK. 2 OF THE HATS ARE MADE BY JAMES MCCREERY & SONS 5TH AVENUE 34 STREET NEW YORK AND HAS A PAPER WITH ITEM SPECIFICS INSIDE THE INNER BRIM AND 1 HAT IS MADE BY A COMPANY THAT HAS 2 LIONS ON A GOLD EMBLEM LOGO AND THE WORDS AMBASSADOR EXTRA QUALITY AND LATEST FASHION. ALL 3 HATS ARE ORIGIONAL AND APPEAR TO BE HIGH QUALITY AND FROM THE STYLE POSSIBLE A BOWLER DESIGN FROM THE 20'S. I WOULD LIKE TO GET AN IDEA OF THE VALUE OF THIS VERY UNIQUE ITEM AND FROM THE PEOPLE I HAVE SHOWN VERY INTERESTING AND NOT EVER SEEN BEFORE IS THE COMMON RESPONSE. THANKS, RANDY

Lefton china handpainted numbers kw2256a and kw2256b  great condition