Made by the JB Van Sciver co and has small nameplate on inside of the drawer

5 drawers, one on top has a divider, original hardware

detached mirror with hanging cable on back

Does anyone know what it might be worth?

I found this between tree roots in our yard where the soil had washed away. It's approximately 6 1/4" long, made of some type metal.

We live in an area of Kentucky (SouthWest Louisville) that had several Civil War encampments and forts nearby. I've also found a bullet from the Civil War in the yard.

Would like to know what this is. The main body of piece looks like it made have swiveled with a possible spring inside. Circular portion is 1 1/4" wide and looks like it made have moved freely back and forth in other section.

At first, I thought it may have been part of a gun/rifle, but not sure. Perhaps it was some sort of tool or piece off a cannon? Have no clue! Can you help identify?

I'm curious about the history of this cabinet.  I would like to know where it might have been made, how old it might be...

I know very little about it other than the lady I acquired it from had it for as long as she can remember and that her father had it before her

Japanese black lacquer chabako There is a very snall nick in the wood as you can see in the photo and a small place where the gold has chiped off inside of the box lid. Otherwise very good condition.

We purchased a Victor Floodlite Kit No 625 with the original box.  Not to interested in price value (but curious) but more for the date of the kit.

The painting or print has the following words at the bottom of the painting:

H L Grab Christi Z U Jerusalem