This chest stands approximately 2 1/2 feet tall, is about 4 feet wide, and 2 feet deep

Bedroom furniture that my great grandmother left to me. It is in excellent condition. Help me find out more about these items.

"Post Time" by George Crionas; signed and numbered 26/150.

I'm not sure what category or type this is or if it is considered a "hand painted", "original", "lithograph"

A decorative brass bell with a pointy headed ghostly figure as the handle.

Hi, I recently came into possession of this chair. I tried some research online, and believe it may be a Stomps-Burkhart, but there are no markings or labels on the chair.

Obviously there is a condition issue on the seat (some sort of fabric stuck to it over time).

I was wondering if anyone could provide any additional information on the age, manufacturer/chair name, and possibly an approximate value?

Thanks in advance.

I have an etching, I believe by Roger R. Hebbelinck, which I inherited from my aunt.  On the rear of the print it says:

“Copyright by Stehli Brothers. Ltd. 8032 Zurich   Hand printed etching in color”

In the lower left corner the etching is numbered “38/350”

My evidence linking this etching to Hebbelinck is based on two smaller 5”w x 7”h etchings I also inherited.  I don’t know their titles but have matched the signatures to Roger R. Hebbelinck via the internet.  These etchings also have the same notation:

“Copyright by Stehli Brothers. Ltd. 8032 Zurich     Hand printed etching in color”

on the back and Hebbelink’s signature in the lower right hand corner.  My concern is that these matched signatures don’t match my larger print.  Please identify the artist and names of all three prints.