Hausske-Harlen Sofa Gladys Tiger Lily Fabric, dated September 11, 1969, in very very good condition. It has had plastic over it, its entire life. The only signs of wear are a little bit on the legs.  Attached is a picture of the sofa, and chair.

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This is a 1980's Jim Beam's Model "J" Duesenburg Bottle A.C.D. Museum Edition decanter. It is a 1934 Duesenburg Town Car. Needed some help with some information on this. I wanted to sell this and can't find alot of information on it, I am assuming it is really rare. I have found a light blue one just like it on on ebay for $30 or so but mine is dark blue. Also I have the box, paper work and it is sealed but does not have alcohol in it, I am hoping having all of that increases the price. And the only thing I can figure about the seal being sealed and no alcohol is it could of been a display, I have read that somewhere before. I am saying the 80's because on the bottom it says china and 198- something either 80 or 84 but inside the packet of information it says that this "decanter has officially been accepted as the mascot of "Auburn "82"- the 27th Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Festival", so what ever that means.

 It is is great condition. No rust or dents. It does have a few light  scratches, but nothing major. A few that I saw was on the front extra tire chrome, on the driver side/ passanger doors, and the wind shield. Other than that I don't see anything wrong with it.

Let me know what you think or where can I go to get some help. Thanks

This is a complete set of antique collectible china from Vernon Kilns. Total of 56 pieces. Complete settings for 8. The set includes:

(8) 6 ¼ " plates (8) cups and (8) saucers

(8) 7 ½" plates (8) 10" plates . . . plus other pieces to complete this set.

I found some history of Vernon Kilns, or Vernonware Collectibles on the internet: ie. Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernon_Kilns) , ebay, etc. . . 

The pieces in the set are trimmed with 18k gold.  It bears the Vernonware stamp of Mission Bells, which is the company's 6th mark. It's estimated to be from the 1930's.

I have a Enesco cat in the box "Pasha" that plays theme song from "Cats". It's numbered 2,319 4th in the series

I'm trying to find out if this is worth anything as is looks old and is pretty good size. I've seen some similar in style but much smaller and most made in china. I don't see any markings to indicate it's origin. Any info would be very helpful. It is 36" wde and stands 16" high.