This chair is a family heirloom and is in mint original condition.  Little is known for sure, however, it is believed that the original family members who had the chair immigrated from France to San Francisco, California in the late 1800's.  The chair was originally in a mansion located on Knob Hill in San Francisco and then passed on to local family members in the 1940's.  It is rumored that a museum had a significant interest in the chair in the late 1970's. No inscriptions or manufacturer information can be found on the chair.

It is a Watham Hunter style pocket watch I believe. Not Working, the crystal is plastic and yellowed .. Inside front cover is a stamped number 243481, inside the back cover the same number are stamped also. There are other number inscribed not stamped inside this cover too, L9177E, 5-18-45RF, 140381 slong the inside rim and another number hard to tell but looks like 1 1 198 v w. I open the movement cover and on the movement is American Waltham Watch Co. and a number 8640098 and the words SAFETY BARREL, alnog the edge of the case is the stamped number 243481. On the inside of the cover is stamped or looks stamped WADSWORTH 14 K PILOT and the stamped number 243481 GUARANTEED 15 YEARS other number inscribed are 13-3, 5507 and letters I can't make out.    

4 Queen Anne style chairs.   They have been stained and have been reupohlstered several times and plastic protectors have been added to the feet.   Two of the chairs have had to have 2 of the 4 seat support pieces replaced but everything else is original.  It also looks like it was had carved because not every curve is the same.   I am just curious as to when they were made and what they would have been worth.   I have since painted and reupohlstered them to resell.   I paid $80 for all four of them.   There are no markings but the lady I bought them from said she had dated them from around the 1700's by searching online.

Excellent condition board and cabinet. Barely used probably 5 holes in the board. Looks very nice

I bought this at an auction and don't really know the value.  It appears to be silver but some places show bronze or golden color showing through.  This is on a marble base and sold seperately from this was a much larger base w/ eagle legs basically w/ the bottom holding a marble and top had an eagle head on each of the 4 legs.

Broach - A young lady in pink & white sitting on a hill surrounded by trees & flowers

Outside circular frame is not silver..