This table needs some shining up but it is old after all. I purchased this yesterday at an auction to use as my dining table until I did some research. I was blown away by my find and how little it cost me. One problem the claw feet have been removed so I have no idea what it may be worth. I really wish I could find a set of feet but that would be a miracle. It is a tilt top table which adds a neat touch. Everything else is in tact on the table. 

This is what I think it is and I'm just looking for some estimated value.

19th century Carved oak Louis XVI Style Sideboard Ogee edge top over two reeded frieze drawers above double raised paneled doors with additional carvings

1884 New Williams sewing Machine : Solid Oak , Has all Sewing adapters , Has Never Been refinished, In Great condition"

This watch looks to be a rose colored gold. frame around the face is silver in color. the inside face is a rose color, or light pink maybe with the numbers 3, 6, 9, and 12 in roman numerals. The rest of the numbers are just like gold dots. I haven't cleaned this item due to the fact that I'm not sure how to. The band has several marks on it as you can see from the pictures. On the face of the watch it says: Solvil, and under that it says Paul Ditisheim, and under that says Geneve. The watch is rose gold colored, and very beautiful.

I have a Gunter-Kerzen handcarved candle. It is 11inches in height and 5inches wide. It reads "craft has golden ground" (in German) on the front. It has various secenes of workers each labeled in German. (some are legible and some are not as this candle is VERY old) I believe it has a removable insert in the top for candle swapping but it still has the original candle so i am not sure. The candle has been in my family for 40 years and was in Germany. It has extremely detailed carvings and A LOT of color. The candle has been slightly burned and the stuckers on the bottom removed. I cannot find this exact candle anywhere and have been told by past family that it is extremely rare and valuable.

It has a patent # on the spout dating 1951. It has no markings on the pot itself. I have done as much research as I can and still have no idea what it is.