I have what I think is an original pastel circa 1900 - 1920.  The woman is blond and has a halo around her head.  The two children are cherub-like and also blond.  The woman is wearing a red cloak.  The child in her arms on left side has a halo as well and is an infant with white blond hair.  the child at her knee on her right side has no halo and his or her hair is darker and curly.  the background is a country scene - rather sparse.  Low hills and rocks, perhaps a river. 

This belonged to my grandmother and I'm guessing at the age because most of the artwork she had was around 1900's to 1920's. 

The signature is E~S with no other markings. 

I'd appreciate any information you could give me regarding this painting/pastel.

Thanks

large canvas covered trunk 32 wide 20 height 18 1/2 front to back. 2 sets of slats all the way around body and 4 slats across the top of lid. 2 leather straps with buckels 2 "clasp?" locks and a key lock has small wheels on the bottom and both carrying handles. the slats on it look to be oak but not positive, all metal hardware seems to be in really good shape other then rusty brown coler. im thinking of having it restored if worth doing so. i have been researching for days now and can not find this exact trunk or any info at all on it. i do have pictures

Hello! Wanted to try to get some sort of value on some pieces my grandmother had left me a while back. This ... come to find out... is a turn teplitz, it has what looks like a signature on side Stellmacher also has a stamping and numbers on bottom engraving is 1188 also in ink is 1362.  Any help on identifying some sort of worth would be appreciated Thanks

I have an umarked small plate which has been hand painted with three storks or cranes with their beaks pointing inwards to the centre, they are on a gold lustre backgound. The plate is quite rustic looking but has a feel of something quite old, a lot of the gold lustre has worn off unfortunately.

On the underside there is a tiny set of initials which I presume could be the initials of the person who decorated the plate or maybe a makers name, the initials are painted on in gold but are just to small for me to make out.

I believe the plate is a type of stoneware as opposed to china or porcelain which are much finer than this.

Great condition, knobs have been updated.  Head and footboard attach to mattress frame that will adjust from a full to a queen size mattress.  Mirror attaches to chest of drawers.  Both made by Davis Cabinet Company out of Nashville, TN and are in Antique Brune.

Harp floor lamp with amber colored glass lantern style shade. 54 1/2 height x 13 3/4 width.