The frame is extremely heavy and made from cast metal (iron) with a beautiful brass/bronze colored finish.  The focal point of the frame is the lady in the center, arms outstretched wearing a beautiful billowy sleeve, flowing dress.  She has long hair with a star studded diadem.  The sides of the frame are incredibly detailed as well, featuring trees, vines, and flowers.    

China cabinet and chest, antique

Rockford Furniture Company, “A Line”. 1930's reproduction of eastern European Rocco set. Various inlaid woods with hand painted floral design. Decorative legs. Solid, sturdy construction.

China cabinet is 48” wide x 20” deep x 78” high. Has deep center drawer at bottom. Locking door in center opens to 3 interior shelves with considerable storage space. We have 2 sets of 12 place settings stored inside. Finish is perfect except for marks near the key hole.

Chest is 48” wide x 21” deep by 36” high. Lined,camphor wood silver storage drawer at the top (shown in photo), and 2 larger drawers beneath. Perfect condition.

I can't tell if it is glass or crystal but I believe it was made in the 40's . On the bowl it has a vertical XOX pattern divided by engraved lines. Milk white glass globe diffuser. On the inside of the diffuser it says national home lamp cousil no 955 and some I'm assuming patent numbers following. The brass stems up in a leafy/vine like pattern with glass or crystal pendants hanging off. The lamp shade is a cream silky smooth fabric trimmed in gold sequence on top. Pictures will probabley describe it better.

The item in question is a carved elephant tusk that I believe was done by in the 19th or early 20th Century. All I have been able to find on my own is that Kongo carvers based around the mouth of the Congo River along the Loango Coast made many ivory objects to sell to Europeans. Most impressive are the carved ivory tusks and I believe this is one of those tusks.  It is over 30 inches in length and the full length has been carved in a spiral denoting animals, native peoples (some showing cannibalism?) and missionaries.  I think it may convey the history of the region. The tip of the tusk is covered with a 3 inch cap of silver (stamped "sterling").

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This was sold at walt disney world happy haunts event in october 2003 this is 6/25 sold out in minutes.  Very hard to find.  The size on this one is 30x30 .  There is another version size 18x18  edition 195.  This is double signed by trevor carlton.  The typical signature on front but also was signed that night by him on the back which has signature and date october 29, 2003.  This is in original box and was displayed just a few months i would say mint to excellant i see nothing wrong with it.