Im not sure if it is American or European but it is at least 80 years old. I could not find any marks to tell me who the manufacturer was. It is a Curio Cabinet about 6' tall and about 4' wide.It has curved glass on the sides and flat glass in the door.  It is not terribly ornate but it has some nice decorative features and appears to be very well made. The original backsplash is attached and the original key for the lock is still there. I would Like to know the age (if possible) and the approximate value.

Hand painted floral scene, with vines and flowers and butterflies.

not sure what to say but looks handmade and painted and has a five were the neck and head connect.

This chair has been around long before my father was born. I was told that the rocking chair was pulled out of a old condemned church in Georgia by my grandfather and passed down to me. There are some sort of stones embedded into the top of the chair. Any information to help me find out more about this chair would be great.

I have a pocket watch that has been in the family for a few generations.  There are a few different stories about how we came to possess it and what it is, and how old it is.  All family stories are I'm sure woefully innacurate so I won't repeat them.  My guess is possibly european mid 1800s but I have no idea.

I did have the item appraised for just the gold weight in 2009 and it was appraised at around 2,800 for gold value, but I was hoping to find out when/where it was made.

The dial is engraved with the scene of a little town, and the back has a non-descript shield looking emblem on it (railroad?).

I have been told by local antique dealers that this vase is from the 17th or 18th century with the type of markings on the bottom of the vase.  I am trying to find out the value!