Heywood Wakefield Dresser.   This belonged to my mother-in-law.  Don't know too much about this piece other than it has a Heywood Wakefield stamp in the top drawer.  There is a double bed headboard that goes with it.  We would like to have it appraised and sell it.

I have a snoopy keychain from around 1965 per the copyrights on the packaging. The keychain is of Snoopy in lederhosen, holding a beer stein. The keychain is was distributed by Hollywood Accessories which also made other Snoopy and Woodstock keychains around the same time; the packaging shown for these similar keychains on eBay is almost identical except for the keychains themselves and the part numbers, this keychain is part #278C.

The keychain is new, in the original packaging - the top punchout where it would have been stored on a rack is even still in place. There's the remnant of a price tag (all you can read now is "hardware") on the face of the packaging.

I've Googled and checked eBay history without being able to find any reference to this particular style of keychain.

Old engilsh waxer-polisher. From around the 1920s. Made of cast iron. 

Glass decanter that came with a sterling silver label and chain that says "SHERRY". Not sure if the label came with it originally.  I can't find any marks from the manufacturer, only a  "6" on the bottom.  It has an American eagle and E Pluribus Unum on one side.  Check the photos for detail.  Can't find this on the internet and tired of searching without results.

This is a metal flower/possible candle holder I bought at a garage sale. I am not sure what kind of metal it is but it is non-magnetic. It looks old but I am not sure if it is worth anything. It has no maker marks on it. Can somebody please help me????

Cheval full length mirror on oak frame that swivels. With 4 claw feet, beveled mirror and brass handled screws that hold mirror to frame.