Its a swiss pocket watch that I inherited from my father and he got it from his father who got it from a ships captain.  See attached photos.  I would like to know the age and value and history of the watch.

Berkey & Gay bedroom set - incules dresser, vanity, full size headboard and footboard.  Also includes a chair and bench.  The vanity has a mirror attached and there is an unattached mirror for the dresser.

Seeking info on the 2 trunks pictured below . One is a Chas t Wilt and the other is Marshall Fields & Co which I beleive is the store name.

Unfortunately I dont have much more info on these.  If you know anything about them or what they may be worth, I would appreciate it

I have what I believe to be is an 1850's white oak single standing bookeeper's desk.  It is 6' wide and 56" tall (includes the rack).  The height from the floor to the desk top is 43".  This desk was purchased 30 years ago at an auction.  There are no names or stamps anywhere to tell who the maker is.  There is a metal plate that is mounted under the rack, but the center plate is apparently missing.  Two of the drawer bottoms are missing but it is a very solid piece. There are 3 drawers on the desk top.  The middle one has a lock but we do not have a key.  There are 5 drawers on both sides of the desk. Total of 13 drawers in all.  During research I found a picture of what appears to be this desk in an ad from Stephen Smith's Desk Warehouse in Boston, MA for the year 1854.  Would love to know any informaion on this desk and what it might be worth.

Hi I HAVE VERY NICE AND LOOK GOOD ANTIQUE DRESSER-MIRROR TALL-CHEST AND  A VANITY -MIRROR THEY ALL HAVE THERE TAGS ON THE BACK OF THEM TRY TO FIND OUT HOW MUCH THEY ARE I CAN'T FIND THEM ANYWERE PLZ HELP ME THE TAG HAS A 38CHEST , 38DRESSER MIRROR AND 38 VANITY THAT IS WHAT THE TAG SAY

I have a iron and wood school desk made in the 1800's by joseph l. Ross. The sides of the desk say jos. l. Ross and there is  a number 1 on both sides neer the top of the iron portion.