My father looked at it and he said the signature is Charleston Wilson it's a sketch not sure if it's pencil or charcoal but it is an original not a copy or a print. The top and bottom was folded back to fit in the frame but other than that it's in good condition. It's probably 15 by 17 or 18 tall not sure as I didn't have it here with me now. I measured it when it was folded which would have been approximately 13 x 16. It's definitely an original.

Enesco lady's head vase made in Japan. 1950s. Green dress, pearl earrings, brown hair, ponytail. Has half of the bow broken and missing. Two small chips on one eyelash.

A set of dolls that was with a old Gottschalk dollshouse.

I have no further information but i am looking for information an valuation.

This is a fork art vintage painting, acrylic? on wood.

Still life, geranium in a pot. Colors are very vibrant.

On solid wood, 0.75'' thick, not sure what type of wood, its' texture can be seen on the back.

The painting is signed in initials in the lower right corner and also full signature at the back.

Reads like: 1973 June M. Eleury.

I did not manage to recognize the artist, likely local Canadian artist.

Inscribed: 

No. 244197

Adolphe Huguenin

LOCLE

Face cover and movement cover open. Watch does not work and appears to be missing a hand. 

This was recently given to me by the daughter of an elderly couple I was taking care of. It is signed N V. Powell and it says on the to painting "the frigata "Randolf" showing the E and union flags". It's on a frame that's 17 1/2 inches by 14 I provided pictures of front and back and signature. It was displayed at an art museum according to the couple in Massachusetts and was given to them when they closed.