I picked up this pull cart at a farm equipment auction for $10.  I don't know anything else about it other than it appears to be homemade.  A guy at the auction said that he thought it was a child's pull cart from the 1930's.  I was just wondering what it actually is, when it might have been made, and what it might be worth.  I haven't been able to find pictures of anything similar on-line.  Photo attached.

Sam Bracke
Lagrange, KY

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Two Antique bronze patina over spelter tocheribs table lamps.  The shades have inserts of orange slag glass. Lamps are electrical.

c. 1890 Chifferobe, a wardrobe with mirrored front and drop-front desk combination.  Has two doors and two lower drawers. Cornice top with egg and dart molding, applied linen fold farving on frienze.  Has beveled and shaped mirror with flanking turned baluster, ogee base rail, mahogany  or mahoganized hardwood. 

A dark mahogany Aesthetic Movement sideboard or chiffonier that has a cabinet with 2 shelves, and 2 mirrors. It has equal shelves on each side and is divided with a carved peg set Griffin statue.

The item is a cast iron smooth bore nozzle and in two pieces. One screws into the other. It is 29 inches long together. Separate, the top is 23.5 inches, and the tip opening is 1 inch with a flared flat end that is 2.75 inches in diameter and the flare has two .25 inch holes 180 degrees apart. The outside diameter of the barrel is 1.5 inches near the tip and 2 inches near the threads. The threads are about .5 inches apart and run 6 inches up the barrel. The opening at the thread end is 1.5 inches. The bottom is 15.25 inches. The opening where the tip screws in is 2.25 inches. The opening at the bottom has a flare and is tapered. The flare opening is 3 inches with a .25 inch taper to 2.75 inches. then the depth of the opening is approximately 2 inches deep with a diameter of 2.75 inches at the bottom. The barrel then tapers quickly to a 2.16 inch opening. The bottom of the base has two loop/ears that are 1.375 by 1 by .5 inch thick with an oblong hole .6 by .34 inches. The barrel is smooth except for the flare at the base and a bulge/flare about 3/4 the way up. The only markings I can find is a cast marking that looks like a square .75 by .5 inches with 4 rows of small dimples in 6 columns. In the lower barrel the threads  are two rows of teeth 180 degrees apart. There are no threads in the area where it would attach to a hose.

I was left this chandelier in my GrandFathers will and I dont know anything about it . I know that it has 24 lights and has Peacocks  on the arms