This a lithograph or print that my parents have had for over fourty years. I may be much older however we cannot be sure since the original ower has been deceased for many years. There is a signature on the bottom right side that I cannot quite make out what it says. The print is of a woman or possibly a school girl carrying flowers and a book of some kind in a victorian era dress. She is walking down a path in the woods. Looking to find out who the artist is as well as an approximate value if possible.
I've got one antique silver spoon dated from 1849. As far as I know the spoon was made as a memorabilia for Gold rush in San Francisco,USA, 1849. Its got the picture of the Panorama of San Francisco and the Santa Barbara Mission building. I'd like to know whether I can sell the spoon or not, and the price. Is there anyonw else who know how to sell the spoon and the price
My husband found this rocking chair at a flea market so we don't know much about it. he was told its at least 100 years old. its huge and we no longer have room for it, i would like to sell it but need more information about it
Oil painting of a forest scene that looks like a forest fire in the background(?) There is no signature, the frame is old dark wood and the canvas fastened on with metal tacks or small nails. Its got a few condition issues with a few chips of paint and cracking in the paint but other than that possibly a good cleaning.
Hello, first time poster, long time collector. I recently bought some land up in New Hampshire, and while digging the foundation of the house I found two of these bottles, I'm guessing they are from the civil war era, there is what looks like a stamp on one that is nearly unreadable. Any info on these would be appreciated, also what they are actually called, Thank you.
