I have a mahogany rocking chair with carvings in the center and paws for feet in the front. I would like to know it age and value. It has no date stamp and the springs are exposed under the seat. I may sell it if based on the appraisal.
This cabinet was given to my grandma by my grandpa as a surprise one-year anniversary gift in 1941. They lived in St. Louis, MO and my grandma had said it was expensive at the time, although I know "expensive" is relative. I don't know where he bought it, or who made it. The only markings I can find is the number 6 carved into the wood in 4 different parts of the cabinet. Any information anyone could give me as to its history or worth would be wonderful! I'm not selling it because it's my very favorite peice of furniture, but I am curious. Thank you so much!
National Potteries Companies Character Shot Glasses made in Japan. These were purchased at a yard sale. The sailor just has Japan stamped at the bottom. The man has the tag shown in the picture. They appear to be the same design. The person that sold me them thought that they may be from the 1920's. I wonder if the characters depict a particular characters or are they unnamed characters? I have a set of 2 of the sailor and set of 4 of the man.
We purchased this captains desk. We would like to learn the period it was made and the value. The drawers are doved tailed. The bottom is glued and wedged. The top is attached by slotted screws. We believe it is made out of mahogany wood. The top of desk was leather.
I have a Pfaltzgraff piece that I picked up at an estate sale and have not been able to find anything like it. it looks to be some type of water jug. The only markings on it are on the bottom and only says "pfaltzgraff" and is very hard to see. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
