This was my grandparents dining table from Wellesley am.  It is dark wood with brass claw feet.  Has four feet in center attached to larger center post.  Has two pairs of legs that lock out at ends when extended.  Has two leaves.  Has metal plate with shaw furniture co visible when extended on top of center rail.

also has 6 upholstered chairs one with arms

I have two porcelain figurines that my parents acquired in post-war Germany in the early forties. Pictures are attached. I am 70 years old now and have been in possession of these pieces all my life. They appear to be well made with nice detail. Under magnification, the details look hand painted. I’m sure there are gold details as well. The two figures are six and a half inches tall and are in excellent condition,,,no cracks, chips, etc. There are scant markings on the base. Just the number 2456, as though it were a model number. Just to the right of the number on the male figure is an indention that looks like it could be a marking, but it’s too faint for me to make out. On the side, inside the base is this other marking (picture #5). If additional images are needed please let me know.Any help you could provide in identifying these figurines would be appreciated along with a value if that can be determined.

This was a wedding gift to my great granmother in the early 1920's.  It has pass through the family ( it sustained water damage at grandmothers and finally passed to my mom.   We dont know anything about it.   I believe its in the orignal frame.    I have not opened the back but looking through the frame it has been cut off to fit the frame and there is no signature.    I have never had it appraised or know nothing else about it.   We would like to know artist, is a watercolor, print?  origin.   were not trying to sell it but if it has any value because of the water stain.   Its has always been a favorite picture.    Thank you

Friend of mine gave me this trunk so i could sell it for him..

This is a Phantom of the Opera cast signed theater poster in good condition and from the August 2002 showing of Phantom at the Orange County Performing Arts Center starring Ted Keegan as the Phantom, Rebecca Pitcher as Christine, Tim Martin Gleason as Raoul, D.C. Anderson as Monsieur Andre and David Cryer as Monsieur Firmin.

Chamber pot with lid. Gold trim, blue floral design. Stands about 5 1/2" tall and 10' diameter from handle. Includes lid. Has the backstamp that dates 1880-1896 (has England but not LTD in the name). Just wondering what it may be worth. Not looking to sell. No chips etc. Some of the gold is slightly worn and bottom ring has shelf wear otherwise I find nothing wrong with this item. Also has backstamp for WC Hendrickson & Co and I would like more info on them.