Roper Double Wall Oven (Gas) with Rotisserie.  I think it's from the 70's.  It's a wall unit with top and bottom oven (gas).  The bottom has a rotisserie attachment / broiler.  It has a analog dial clock and thermastat.

I don't think it's ever been used.  It doesn't have grease anywhere (not even glass) which you would expect from usage.  It works, but I think the thermastat might not be working as it doesn't maintain heat (gas shuts down before reaching temperature).

The model number is: 1075106

I bought this table at an estate sale in 2006. It was in a very pricey home along the river in Fort Myers, FL, and there were many items with large price tags. I bought it for $150. My wife told me I was nuts when she saw it. Mainly, I liked the beautiful green glass eyes. Plus, I have never seen anything remotely similar, other than gargoyles on buildings. The table has three legs, each of which has a gargoyle face and wings at the top, and a claw foot. The eyes are glass, and a beautiful green color. The top piece is a round smooth table with a small ridge. There is a lower shelf as well, which also has a small ridge. The pieces are held together with very small screws, not large wood screws, and not nails. The lower shelf is held by larger screws or bolts, with a decorative round cover, one of which is missing. It is just over two feet tall, and the round top is 14" across. With the gargoyle head, its widest point is about 17". The lower shelf is about 10.5" across. I looked for any maker's mark or stamp, but all I see is two marks on the bottom of the lower shelf. One looks like a "P", and the other looks like a dent that is shaped like a "U", but upside-down to the "P". There is slight damage to the table, but nothing horrendous. Please let me know what I found. Thank you, Aaron Marks

OIL ON CANVASE

has 3 legs and is light green. want to know the value.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/114705102/antique-oil-painting-by-swan-194…

I have this on my Etsy sight - I am really not sure when it was painted. I have had it for about 20 years. I purchased at a estate sales for $15.00.  ANy information would be helpful - I couldnt find anything online

it is red fenton carnival glass. we would really like to know its value