I have two identical chairs that have markings under the wooden seat that say 640, 35 of 54 and a capital D followed by what could be ec for December or ean for Dean. See photo. 

The tallest point is 35 1/2 "  and the back is 13 1/2 " wide. They are in good condition.

I don't know anything about them except the man i bought them from said they were old. He was a visiting Russian scientist who was selling everything to move back to Moscow. I paid very little, maybe $15 for the pair.

This scale has exacto scales new york new york max cap 10 lbs on it. It does not say Jacobs Brothers anywhere on it as other similar scales I have seen online do. It also has 3e7a-6 stamped on the scoop holder.

Chair with one arm (right), embroidered seat and curved wood back with jig-saw cutout pattern.

Can't find  any information on this sign. approx. 62 inches. Double sided. Please help. Would like to find sign value.

Tea cart has been in the family since at least the 1940s. Appears to be mahogany.  Large rear wheels, small front wheels, lift handle. Top glass tray with handles lifts off. Side leaves that lift with slideout supports. Three shelves. All original. Green Imperial Grand Rapids Mich sticker with red crown, black Made in Grand Rapids sticker.  Number 79 stenciled in paint blob and number 88 stamped in black.

Tea cart has been in the family since at least the 1940s. Appears to be mahogany.  Large rear wheels, small front wheels, lift handle. Top glass tray with handles lifts off. Side leaves that lift with slideout supports. Three shelves. All original. Green Imperial Grand Rapids Mich sticker with red crown, black Made in Grand Rapids sticker.  Number 79 stenciled in paint blob and number 88 stamped in black.