""Gifts for Mommy" features four sweetly-dressed little girls who are so eager to present their gifts you'll smile at their excitement.  Each day special to mothers is represented, including Mother's Day, birthday, Christmas, and Valentine's Day.  You'll treasure each cherubic expression and be touched by how skillfully Ms. Girard-Kassis captures the heartfelt emotions these youngsters feel."

These are porcelain dolls from the artist, Michele Girard-Kassis.  Each doll bears the signature of the artist, is individually numbered, and comes with a matching-numbered Certificate of Authenticity.    The "Gifts for Mommie" Collection ended in 2000, when the molds were broken forever. 

The dolls are in excellent condition, in their original boxes, all original accessories, accompanied by the CoA's, and information folio.

Christmas CoA:  1502FA

Valentine's Day CoA:  1549FA

Mother's Day CoA:  KH 1378A

Happy Birthday CoA:  1752FA

1930s victorian style with fluer de lys with symbol in gold on the bottom, portrait of woman its about 10" tall

5-15 drawer sections PLUS double pull-out writing table and top is also separate.  In very good condition.  Has some minor scratches and a sticker on the side.  The sticker should come off with water, but I didn't want to do anything as far as "refinishing" so left it on.  There are also some stickers on the front of the drawers...they also appear to be easily removed.

Approx measurements are 16" deep, 12" tall (per section) so 65" tall fully assembled, and 26" across.

I just aquired a 17" Authentic Japanese Geisha Doll at an estate sale. It is in mint condition and stands in a hexagonal glass case. I was told that the late woman's husband brought it back from the war for her, so I know it has to be authentic. It has amazing details not only on the doll but the clothing and accesories as well. Please help me place a value on this piece. Thank you very much! Sincerely, Jeremy

This sketch is by Leslie Cope 1998. He traveled to Massachusetts during the summer to paint and sketch. Have not been ably to value, most known for oils. Subject Motif One building is supposed to be the most sketched building in America.

I don't know very much. It was given to me from a family friend. His parent had bought it long ago. Any information about this lamp and its worth would be great.

Lamp has some scratches and bumps. Part of the welding on one leg needs to be repaired? I didn't want to fix anything until I knew what the value was.

lamp is in working condition.