This cabinet was given to me from a Queens University professor in Kingston, Ontario Canada. He told me it was his great grandfathers from the 1st World War. I am not sure if it is British or Canadian but there are several unique features. The top part of the cabinet (2 door section) comes off by unscrewing a brass screws in the top under the top moulding which also removes. The 4 drawers can be locked by securing the long strip by the drawers. The key fits both locks. I have been unable to find any information on this cabinet and cannot find a maker. When together it stands 54" tall and 36" wide and 18" deep.

I got this item in a box from an auction and don't know what it is. It's a silver plated "dish"  of some sort. It has a rounded handle. It's shaped kind of like a leaf. It is approximately 6 inches long and 4 1/2 inches wide. It is stamped on the bottom MIDDLETOWN PLATE CO. QUADRUPLE PLATE. MIDDLETOWN, CT. It has a scale with the number 5 in it. If anyone could please help me out that would be wonderful!

i bought two early victorian bedroom peices from a yard sale today  the only thing that i know is that they are inlaided and around 100 to 150 years old

The item I would like appraised is a Secretary that has hand-carved panels depicting Japanese scenes.  It is in excellent condition w/a height of 42 inches and a width of 36 inches.

Dark wood cushioned stool with pale yellow fabric with a smooth feel and paisley like design.  Stands 19 inches tall. 26 inches long and 15 1/2 inches wide. 

I believe my Grandmother bought this sofa in the sixties and it has remained in excellent condition since then with only one very minor tear from the movers.  Unfortunately, I can't locate a tag on it.  I have no use for it and am planning to donate it to Salvation Army.  Just wondering if it would have any value as it is in great, original condition.