Hi,

  I have 3 vintage bobble heads from the 1950s.  I am having a hard time locating them online. They are a Popeye, Mr. Magoo & the Cleveland  Indians Chief. All three have the same style. all made in japan. made out of ceramic. one has the words -king features syndicate-They are in pretty decent condition. The Mr. Magoo has the most flaws, consisting of a broken jaw that was glued back on previously. The chief has a slight crack on the back of his head. popeye only has a tiney chip under his jaw bone. 

thank you for any info you can provide :)

dave

Antique Oak Ice Box. Name plat on front is "Windsor". All original wood and never been refinished. Patina has appearance of mahogany. Doors are firm and tight on hinges. Latches work. The ice platter is the only shelf that remains.

Oak Sideboard-Buffet

Label on the back indicates the piece was originally made by the Rockford Superior Furniture Company and shipped to Daniels & Clark In Elgin IL. The Part No. on the label is 471-B. There is a Finish, but it is unreadable. This is an intesting piece with several embellisments. Original brass door pulls. 3 drawers and 2 doors. 1 drawer (upper left) has original velvet lined dividers for silver storage. Twisted rope borders on the doors and two of the drawers with a scalloped apron on the large center drawer. Front legs seem to be hand-carved. There are assorted nicks and one water stain on the top.

I picked this up at a yard sale. The print is woven of some sort. The support is a burlap basket weave type that is sagging significantly (and needs to be repaired to give better support), and the wheels are wooden. The wheels are not uniform; more flat on one side of each possibly from the weight of the user over time. The wood is all straight lines with no carvings evident. I'd like to know what the approximate age may be, any history on the style, and an estimate of the value.

Dressing table and stool, three mirrors all seperate, four drawers, wooden rollers on legs, good condition. It has a label that reads...CHITTENDEN & CASTMAN CO. Square Brand, Burlington, Iowa, and No. B21246

My wife inherited these chairs from her grandmother about 10 years ago. They have just been sitting in the garage waiting for us to use them, but we don't have space. We were told at the time they had a value of around $5000, but I'm not sure what this is based on. It is a beautiful set and we are considering selling them if the price is right. Problem is I don't even know where to begin. I'm not sure which era they are from. And I have looked all over and don't see signs of who the manufacturer is. 

Can anyone tell me which decade these appear to come from? And if this looks like it came from a specific manufacturer that someone is aware of. I just don't even know where to start on this?

Thanks

Adam