This lamp was handed down to my husband. He was told that it belonged to his great grandmother. He is in his 70's. 

His mother also said that it was originally an oil lamp converted to electric. 

The label on the bottom says:

Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. 

inspected

Portable Lamp

Issue No. 38,203

E-32820

Any information is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

This tie is  Brioni vintage tie. 

Wide just under 2.5'' and 53'' long. 

Made of Jacquard silk, the weaving can be seen on the other side of the fabric. 

Featuring a gentle geometric foulard pattern. 

Made in Italy, pure silk, as shown in the label.

Has no keeper loop.

The brand name includes Brioni address in Rome, in red letters on black background.

Seven-fold, hand-sewn. Loose stitching in a few spots.

I suspect it was made in the 1950s-1960s. A collectible piece.

Unknown origin. Came from an auction in Southern California as a gift.

I bought this from an art store in Bali in the year 2000. It sold various objects from - supposedly made from villages from islands. When I went back there more recently none of the village art was available, only glossy factory items.

I believe this figure is interesting, but there were many other styles totally different which I have.

This is a framed hand-colored lithograph of the famous St. Stephan's Cathedral in Vienna, Austria, by Ludwig Adamus. It was signed by the artist in pencil. Dates approximately back to 1940s-1950s, in my opinion. The lithograph was signed after the initial framing, on the outside paper, suggesting an artist's personal approval of the work. 

Identical 2 unframed items were sold in an auction in 2020 here: https://www.proxibid.com/lotinformation/57031349/wienstephansdom-artist-signed-in-pencil-ludwig-adamus-hand-colored-lithograph

There is a very minor damage on the frame.

10X14 Persian rug.   I don’t know much about it.   Any info would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks