Hi, New to the site and glad to have found it! I buy so many interesting tchotchkes and very often have no idea what they're worth if anything. Anyway I found this chandelier that appears to brass and crystal. It  is about 20" x20" . It's super dusty, needs polishing and missing two bulbs but otherwise, structurally perfect. Its arms are shaped like antlers and there's very nice etching in the brass. I found it in Queens, NY at basically a junk store. Any info or opinions greatly appreciated!

This is a brass and copper coal oil burner i picked up at an auction, not much info, on the burner it says

S. Sternau & Co.  New York.  That's about all the info i have.

This is a Meissen muffineer or sugar shaker. Dates to the middle 18th century. The design is known as strawflowers. Height is approx 6.5" Width at most is approx 3"

The top screws onto the body after filling. The Meissen mark is the 'crossed swords' with a dot between the hilts. Used during a time frame referred to as the 'Dot Period'. Condition is very good. Minor chips around a couple of the pour holes.

This dish is brown in color and looks like painted gold with small red stones on it. I can't find one similiar to it, wanting to know what it is. Thank you..

I have this hot/cold food server trunk that I purchased for $200 about 5 years ago.  It seems to be some type of tiger wood.  It's heavy and has three pots inside to hold food and three heavy pillows that fit tightly over the pots to, I assume, keep the food hot or cold.  It is in excellent, clean condition.   Any information on this?  May be interested in selling and have no idea of value.

1927 book called  Personality and Business Analysis. Book by; Newman L. Hoopingarner, M.A. and from A.W. Shaw Company, Chicago & New York. Book has green plain cover with red on the spine that says: Newman L. Hoopingarner, Personality and Business Ability Analysis, A.W. Shaw Company. Looks like it was never actually used. There is a section of test answers that is still sealed and never opened. The book has 89 pages and looks like its a first print (1927)