This beautiful Vintage Brooch was in my familys estate items. I believe the center stone to be a Cabochon, rhodochrosite (natural). You can put it up to the light, and it is translucent.

The measurements on this item are: A little over 1 1/2" wide X 1 1/2" tall. (see pics) The stone in the middle is a little under 1" tall X 1/2" wide. (see pics)

The metal looks to be made of an antique gold. The clasp in in excellent shape. The smaller stones look to be tourquoise and pearl. 

This vase has a removeable lid. It has flowers and leafs coming off of a vine. The bottom is stamped by BOCH Belgium and what looks like numbers although I cannot make them out.  I don't really know how to describe what is on the vase so I am posting a few pictures.

I was looking for some history, age and possibly an appraisal on the vase.  This vase was my grandmothers, grandmothers.  So I figure it would be 100 or more years old, but I am unsure.

Engraved brass handbell, belonged to my Grandfathers Great grandmother. No indication of origin. Hand engraved, appears to be brass, bell still sounds perfect. Looks to be Indian or Egyptian at least in design. I am looking just to identify the item.

Light blue and white pitcher and bowl set

Six drawers - three on each side.  Two doors in middle and when they are opened - contains three drawers that slide out with the top drawer having a divider that splits it in two.  

On top right drawer has a decal with a face a lion stating it is made by Red Lion Table Company.

On back there is a stapled paper saying:

Pattern 6/2/625

Matched suite# 1

Finished 622

Factory Order #54168

Inspected by 175

Seems to be in pretty good condition.  Drawers are solid and moves in and out fine.

"Southwb :

Your piece of furniture here is a nice vintage dresser dating to the mid 1970s.

Southwb :

This furniture was made by red lion furniture in york county pennsylvania. As far as fair market value, your large double sized dresser with lingerie draws(the center drawer behind the closed doors), is worth $800-$1250. This is the value you might expect to get for it at auction or in an antique shop.

Southwb :

Insurance value for it is about $1500 replacment value."

My father came home with this desk about 50+ years ago and it was pretty old then. It has a tag on front that says " Fielder Allen Company Atlanta Ga USA" In the middle of the tag is where you insert the skeleton key, which I have, to lock and unlock it. It is in good shape with minor scratches here and there. It does not appear to have ever been refinished. It looks to be made out of cherry wood. There are no other tags or markings on it, that I have found, to identify its age or value.