This table and chairs has been in my family for years, passed down from my great grandmother. The table has 6 leaves, giving it the capacity to seat 25 people. I have found tables and chairs online similiar, but nothing near as intricate. I was told that is is late 1800's english, but cant be sure. I have searched for a makers mark, but the only thing I can find is a stamp that reads "354" in multiple places under the table. I am not sure if it is oak or mahogany. The table is missing 3 of its casters, and the chairs are missing a few as well. The casters are glass. The table has never been refinished, and is in really beautiful condition. The only thing that is not original is the upholstery on the chairs. Hoping to get more information, value?

This antique all mahogany table is made by Imperial Grand Rapids. It is in great condition compared to others I have seen! I am having a hard time figuring a value price on it.

Hi,

I am sending you few pictures of japanese bronze elephant,which i bought from one son of erstwhile Patiala state ruler Maharaja Bhupinder Singh.

Kindly give the estimate vallue of the same.

Regards

Pardeep kumar

While browsing a local thrift shop, I came across a rather old looking Nishi Doll. While it has quite a few condition issues, it is for the most part very attractive. I paid 8 USD for it, and would like to know what it is worth. I have seen them go online anywhere from 30-500 USD, but I couldn't locate my model anywhere. The Nishi Co. Sticker on the bottom doesn't have a number of any sort, and the hair is light colored (Sun damage maybe? because the top of her kimono is faded a little as well) Anyway, I was wondering if someone could tell me what it is worth in its current condition? would there be a way to get it restored and boost it's value?

My dad and I were helping our neighbor clean her storage room and found the sewing machine and she said we could have it. We took it back home and plugged it in and it works fine. I noticed that it was a Domestic Rotary series 151. I did some research on it and found out that people sold there model 151 sewing machines for about $150-$200 and my dad and I would like to know how much ours would go for.

I inherited these dolls from my grandmother.  Their heads, feet and hands feel like they are metal and the bodies almost feel like they have hay in them or paper.  They are both signed on the feet, but I can't make out the signature. They both are approximately 10 inches high,