Queen Anne Style Highboy Chest on Chest, top and bottom are separate pieces. 9 drawers. The four largest drawers have locks, key is missing. Drawers are dovetailed joinery, the drawer pulls appear to be original to the piece, and have the number 2377 stamped on the back of the pulls. The wood inside the drawers appears to be the same as the exterior wood and stained to match. There is no label or identifying mark on the wood, and I am not knowledgeable enough to determine if this is a handmade piece or factory made. It appears to be old, but again I do not have the knowledge to determine it’s age and the history is unknown except that it was my grandparents before I inherited it.

Desk with leather inlay and side expansions

A set of 5 Haviland Limoges teacup and saucer

Cup-2 3/4 inches in diameter (does not include handle) by 2 1/4 inches high. Saucer measures 5 1/2 inches in diameter.

This is my Mother's Kenmore sewing machine that my Dad bought her in the 1950's with a full cabinet. It still runs fine, just probably needs a tune up/cleaning. Cabinet is in decent shape with only a few scratches.

i dont know much other than that it is possibly 18th or 19th century

I am not sure if this is hand painted on porcelain. Notice that it is cracked horizontally in the middle.

Thank you for any help you can provide!