i know this is an old jar. Greenish aqua? Has the number what looks like a slanted 7 and 11 on the bottom. i would like to know what it is worth. i put one picture of two jars just so you could compare the color.

Do you have any idea what this type of chair would have been used for and its present day value. The back and sides are made from individual (small- 2" in length) spindles. They actually rotate. The chair is made of some kind of hardwood. The cushions are not the originals. Any assistance in identifying this piece would be greatly appreciated Thanks

Cicco

My grandmother has been in possession of this lamp that was given to her. It is in working condition.

i believe this is an early 1800s transferware sugar bowl: missing lid/ broken grip handles. has the number 

21  embossed in red on the bottom. i don't know what scene is on it? Curious about that and its value, Thanks, rbray3

This a small childs desk chair from around 1890's made by Chandler cast iron of Worcester, Mass. The height is approx. 21" high the seat made of wood is 12" across. The seat back brace is in the design of a butterfly. I read something about this and can't remember where. It has patent dates and Chandler on the base. The patent dates are not completely readable from little feet rubbing on it for over 100 years. There are two top says Nat. Nov 8 '92, bottom says Pat. July 9 '88 I'm guessing at this.

vintage golf score recorder manufactured by Score Recorder Inc.