My mother bought this carriage seat in the 1960's, it did not have the legs as she added them so we could sit on it. I believe it came from a carriage called a runabout. It is in very good condition considering it''s age, and would love to know the value.

Rocking chair in very good condition.   Has a few small scratches, but I have had it a long time and believe it is original finish.  I don't even know what kind of wood it is or anything else about it.   It is very sturdy.  I am attaching some pictures.  

I have this tea pot made by Reed & Barton.  On the bottom is says Reed & Barton; 875; 1 Portion; Pat: Feb 16, 1898; United Hospital.  It is about 4" tall; I haven't tried cleaning it as of yet.  I can not find too much information on it.  Could you tell me anything about it and how much it is worth?

Solid wild cherry buffet and hutch (Saddletone) by Monitor Furniture Company of Baltimore, MD. Good condition; some water damage on buffet top. Lined, partitioned silverware drawer and long drawer for linens. Would appreciate any info as to potential value.

It is a Kitchen Aid pro line, Heavy! Big! There are knobs on it that read prog,clock,auto,on\off. The Iten say's made in china 120v ac only 1480w 60hz . Household or commercial use. here is a really cool prek, it has a time since brewed monitor. 

Can anyone tell me of the value of a set. There surprisingly zero wear to the outside of the set. Inside the set in in great condition. I can find very little on this company. I can only locate the dates of operation 1875-1916 in Aurora, IL.

The Tea Pot measures 9 1/2" tall x 8 1/2" spout to handle and weighs 1 lb 14 oz.

The Creamer 4" x 5" weighs 9 oz.

Sugar 4 x 5 1/2" 11 oz

Waste 4 1/4 x 5 3/4" 11oz.

I would appreciate any info anyone can offer...