I believe this is a 'Caboose stove'. I bought it years ago and have had it decoratively in my kitchen, although

it could be used as there are no cracks to the eye. The front of the stove reads, 'OAKLAND FDY CO

BELLEVILLE, ILL'. On the top right, is the #35. On the top left is 'N', with a small 'o' aside the top of the 'N'.

On the inside of the door to take out the ashes, it reads, 'KING OAK N (small 'o' aside the top of the 'N' and a '5' underneath the 'N') 215.

The stove is in perfect condition. I have sprayed it to keep a nice black look.  It's 21" h x 20" w x 18" d.

Sterling Silver Creamer Cup

Stamp on bottom says:

P.S.CO Sterling 728

The cup weighs about 2 oz.

Very beautiful limited edition Italian water pitchers with beautiful flower design.

The design on one side of the pieces is very nice and intricate, the handles are very delicate.

The pieces are number 95/100 and labeled "Italy", there is another mark but it is not readable.

Stands about 280MM.

THERE ARE TWO WATER PITCHERS AS A SET!

Very beautiful limited edition Italian water pitcher with beautiful flower design.

The design on one side of the piece is very nice and intricate, the handle is very delicate.

The piece is number 95/100 and labeled "made in Italy, there is another mark but it is not readable.

Stands 280MM

I bought this lamp in a little store in Hoqium, Washington about 12 years ago. I paid $350.00 for it. The gentleman had turned his front room into an antique store. I saw the lamp sitting in the window as I drove by this rainy, gloomy little town and immediately thought ...that lamp is beautiful and I made a U-turn and so the story goes. I bought it. I don't know anything about it, except I think it is gorgeous to me. It is approximately 47" tall and is very heavy. It is some kind of ornate iron. Which is pretty detailed. The light on button is located at the base of the lamp. It will ligth just on the bottom or in the middle or just the top or you can have all 3 levels lit up at once. I would like to know if any body knows its origin or maybe where it came from. I do know that Hoqium (town) is an old fishing and logging town that dates way back. Thanks for any help here. The color is kind of a mint to light teal color.

My mom passed away and among her things I found a Yosemite Sam Cel Painting with warner bros stamp on the front and on the back is a label. The painting is screwed into the frame and has never been removed from the frame, was wondering what kind of value it has