Found this awesome lamp at a thrift store its 32 inches tall and width is about 12 inches across the widest part at the front.  It has 5 light and a control switch at the front with 4 different settings.  1. top light only 2. bottom lights only 3. All lights and 4. Off.  It has crystals draped through tiny holes with the various parts of the lamp.  I've been looking for a comparable lamp on the internet and haven't found any.

I would like to know if anyone has any information on specifice type of lamp, possible maker/designer and what it is valued at.  I am also curious if this is brass or maybe iron if anyone can tell from the photos.  It weighs a little over 12 lbs

Thank You

Kelli

512-917-2656

These 3 pieces were handed down through generations, i am trying to find a price because we would like to sell.  we havte 1 skeleton key that unlocks all 3 pieces.  there is miner wear and tear on the cabinet and it appears the venier is cracked on the hutch.

other then the above not much is known about the pieces.

recently found a neat glass vial and on the bottom of it its printed in glass " d.1936" so I'm guessing its from that year, the only other markings on it are on the front it says " 2 fl. oz". I would very much like this item appraised.

Don't know what to think about these,

looking for advice

picked them up at a garage sale

very heavy

18" tall each

I have recently went on a camping trip with a friend and about half a Km into the bush off of a power line in Ontario, Canada, we stumbled upon a bunch of rusty cans. we dug out a bit of the cans and found half of a bottle buried under the ground, we then proceeded to uncover about 10 more bottles, and even one with a rusted lid with unidentified powder in it. some are in very good condition with rusted lids and some have a little crack.

I purchased this sewing machine from an antique store in Reno, NV. The owner of the shop said that he had purchased it at an estate sale in Ohio and was informed that it had been used in a shoe manufacturing factory that had flooded.

The machines cabinet has quite a bit of water damage to the bottom about an inch up from the floor. The cabinet is on casters but the water damage and wood rot have caused one of the casters to fall off. It is missing the small  "faux" drawer in front of where the band goes. Some of the thin overlay on one of the cupboard doors is pealing back a little. The finish has worn off on the top.

The machine is in pretty good condition with only a few of rough spots in the finish. I was informed it is a "red eye" design. The registration number is g-9005294. It is NOT electric.

The contents in the drawers indicate that it probably was used in a shoe factory. There are shoe horns, hooks, bone buttons, buckles and more.

The maintanance kit is with it,along with the tiny oil can and the original users guide.

I have not tried to restore or fix anything on the machine or the cabinet. I didn't want to ruin it. 

Any information on what it might be worth for insurance purposed and also a possible sale would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Laura Snyder