Large, fiberglass wall hanging with the artist name, Espada with 2 triangles under the signature, is part of the mold on this intricately detailed hanging. It measures 67 inches by 28 inches. The hanging has a metal frame on the back that the mold was attached to. The lady I bought it from said it had been hanging in her fathers office for over 30 years and she had it for another 15 or so years.

Fri.green metal body, two tone, front lid lifts & closes over dials. Model 5M1U, 117 ac/dc, 15 watts or self cont.batt. Have never come across or seen one like this til now. Almost mint cond..all orig.2 dials, the orig.papers are still in back & stamped Aug.27th, 1950. I do have knowledge on radios, have quit e a collection, that I would liketo start selling. Would consider selling this one fair & reasonably.

This is only one of many old tube type radios, I own, and would like to depart with to someone who knows them and can carry on with the history & memorbilia aspect for radios...esp.the first ones.

Need someone to provide more info on this item. First off, what exactly is it? 

I am assuming this is an old tea pot. It weighs exactly 14 oz and no part is attracted to a magnet. It appears to be all silver except for the handle, which I can't identify. The handle is possibly a hard black wood or bone. There are no screws in this pot, only a solder spot where the top handle attaches. There are two "dog ears" on the top that keep the lid from falling off when pouring. Please see the attached photos. I would appreciate any info on this item. I bought it at a flea market today for $35.00.

early 1900's manning bowman & co, silver coffee maker with alcohol lamp "meteor"