This is an etching that I purchased from a resale shop for $5.00. My husband and I have done some research over the internet and have so far found that the artist is Louis Dauphin who lived from 1885-1920 something. He was a french artist and made several watercolors and etchings.

The print is about 20 inches by 18 inches. It is signed in pencil on the right lower corner. On the lower left side there is a blankstamp that has TXH in the center and around the TXH it states estampe cercle rairte. The stamp is not 100% clear but this is what I get from it. Then in pencil right next to the blankstamp is written 3/40.

If you can give me any information on the print I would greatly appreciate it.

Adolph Sehring print entitled "Barn in the Foothills".  Limited edition 205/1000. Approx 15"x22".  Certificate of authenticity included. 

Hello,

Thank you for your time.  This trunk is a fantastic style, mid century art deco cedar lined chest.  Chest is constructed of all wood and veneer grain.  Interior offers rare four compartments. Two swing open for access to the solid cedar lined storage.

This is a piece of furniture that is imbued with the aromatic oils that make it smell lovely, keeps out bugs and makes stored items smell cedar fresh.

The cedar chest is in very good condition with only minor wear and one chip in the in the top right corner.  The age is mid century perhaps 1940's/50's.  The trunk measures approx: 19" d x 45" w x 22" h.

Thank you

Mitchell

Two Ivory figures from Rangoon Burma. Ivory on a teak base. Base has ivory plate on back stating

The Sun Company

15 &  90 Scott Market

Rangoon

These figures were brought back from Burma by my grandparents in 1953. They are 10" tall counting the teak base. 8.5" Ivory part only. They are very heavy and do not feel hollow. 

Chinese porcelain vase showing the 12 zodiac animals. It has a red qianlong mark (4 characters , double red squares) at the bottom, chinese characters at back (seems like a poem), and is about 17 1/2" - 18" in height. 

I bought this decorative plate at an estate sale. I've never seen one like it. Any ideas what time frame or even where i'ts from? Clear glass with a pale blue tint. Smooth on top but each design is raised on bottom and leaves are frosted.