A lamp that was my great-grandma's and my Dad (age 67) has always said it's an antique (he is not an expert in anyway). I know nothing about this. It has 2 pull chains, a circular wooden table, and is all metal. There is no lamp shade. 2 prong plug.

Height is about 52" - 52.5". Diameter of table is about 14"

I'm just curious if this is remotely worth anything or if it would be better as scrap. Thank you!

I know nothing about this other than it was my great-grandma's and my Dad (age 67) has always said it's an antique (he is not an expert in anyway). It is metal with 3 switches - one on the base, one to turn on the three lights, and one to turn on the main light. It's 56.25" tall. 2 prong cord. I'm just curious if this is worth anything or if it's a bunch of useless metal that would be better off being melted down. Thanks!

Don't know much about it came from estate sale.
Rear is signed by Paul Rosenberg

This item came to me from a distant relative who had no information at all about it. There are no markings identifying the maker, the year made...nothing. I found a website that lists a very similar one as "1930s American Classical Wooden and Steel Cedar Lined Trunk" and that's the only real info I have about it. The photos look almost exactly the same as the one I have. It has steel decor on the corners and slats, leather handles, it is cedar lined, the locks are a lift and clasp kind of thing...don't know the exact name of this type of closure. The lock is broken off so no indicating marks there.

John Stuart piece, missing handle.

I have had this print for many years. Until I l today I didn't know the name of it or whom artist was. That is the only info I know. The two I viewed online had writing b we low as mine doesn't and isn't signed. It has rips and a few little chunks removed at edges. I've never had in a frame and it is very frail at edges from age. It was originally made by Francois Forster. The measurements are 56.6x41.9 cm. That's it! Thank you in advance.