This piece of furniture belonged to my grandfather's parents,. My grandfather was born at the very end of the 19th century in Montreal. There are some chiseling marks on the woods edges. The joints seem to be reinforced with glue and no nails are visible or even used except on the back panel.  

I am forced by unfortuneate circumstances to sell everything I own, including this furniture. I have absolutely no idea of the price I should ask for.

A scolpture of an indian on a horse

I don´t know much about this wooden square table, since it has been in my house forever.

Now we are planning to sell it but would really want to get an idea about how much could it be worth.

It´s beautiful and in great condition. It´s made of wood and very simple in shape and plain on details. It has a unique frontal drawer with a metal handle.

Thanks for your help!

green laquered secretary-identical to the one that is in

May 8, 2003

Unpacking Harlem History

By PETER HELLMAN

http://www.racematters.org/unpackingharlemhistory.htm

I found this doll at my local thrift and just had a gut feeling to grab him.  I found a similar doll that had sold on Etsy last year for an unknown amount. 

He is a Ko of Menehuneland doll, and I believe this doll goes with the book, Ko of Menehuneland: the adventures of a Hawaiian Elf-Boy by Gene and Connie Erger published in 1963.

I am unsure of his worth, and since I would love for a collector to have him so he can be appreciated, it would be great to have a starting out price point.

Doll is 12 1/2 inches tall.

I know very little about this piece. It was left by the previous owner of the house that I now live in, with whom I had no contact.

It appears to be a small perfum container of some kind. I have uploaded pictues of all angles for identification purposes.