What does the tag on the bottom of this wooden chair tell us?

 It reads: Pat. Ofc. 4620   WAL  201  TAPS

It needs refinishing, but otherwise in good shape.

Waltham pocket watch serial #610057, hunter style case, I believe.  Engraved with a bird and flora on one side, bird and either a church or schoolhouse with flora on the other.

It is a family heirloom, from my great grandmother, born 1888.  The watch was worn for a portrait done of her in 1904.

On the ring around the crown is engraved AW and something else I am unable to see.

Amber colored bottle with gold bands. Number 287 written in gold on the bottom of bottle and stopper.

It an old green citrus juicer. It has no markings and no signatures.

It is a small bowl, approximately 3-4 inches in height, and about the same in width. It has a lid, and is white with brown trim. There are strawberries and leaves painted all around the bowl. There are no markings or a name or anything on it. It is very old cermaic though, you can tell by the noise it makes when you put the lid back on.

I don't know any detail on this beautiful pump organ.  I remember there being a makers mark above the keyboard and some markings behind a pannel on the back of the organ.  It is currently in storage in my old house in the town I used to live in.  The organ does play, and to me looks to be in excellent condition.  The roll down cover is still intact and works.  The mirror is in good condition, no cracks.