This is a print titled "over the top".  I bought it at an estate auction about 20 years ago, for no other reason than i liked it.  I paid $275 for it, which was alot back then, and im not sure if it was the print or the frame that ran the bid up that high.  Its just been gathering dust so i was thinking of selling it, i cant find anything about the print or the frame online so i joined here to see if anyone could help me.

Sword cane, an antique that deals with this said my pics looked indonesian or phillipine in origin...I think it is very old...i dont knoww alot about it...it is very light, has the designs all along the cane..sword screws right out...very simple piece....

i have a 1949 typewriter that was attached to a desk with a hideaway compartment for it. the desk has a handle in front where a drawer would normally be. you pull on it and up pops the typewriter.  the desk is made out of mohogany i think and is in good condition. the typewriter itself is a remington seventeen it is a little dusty but in good working condition. on the right side a small brass plaque has been attached that says u.s.navy 100 above the numbers 000954.

The ring is my grandmother's and I believe she had said it was from 1950s. There are 17 diamonds total, the top teired diamond is around 20pts and the other 16 are around 3-4pts. Diamonds total carat is 2/3. 

Bowa & Dotter Elite Works Limoge Gold Leaf nut dish

We aquired this lamp from an old lady that told us she purchased it over 30 years ago from an Antique Store and she was told that it is a Gone With the Wind Lamp.  It was karosene, but has been converted over to electric.  We researched these lamps and have not been able to find the same one, most seem to have smaller base globes.  Ours measures 29" high x 34" in circumference.  It has the rose pattern and is red satin.  The knob says *RAYO*ABCO and is in excellent condition!  We want to know how old it is and also what the value today will be if we were to have it auctioned.