Hello,I have this item that I can't seem to find any info about. I'm curious as to what it is and if it's worth anything. It's a small golden owl with a disco-like ball in the middle. The only writing on it is on the bottom and reads "Exquisite". Please let me know If you have any information. Thank you so much.  

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This is a poem titled Saint Gabriel that's illuminated and lettered by hand on sheep's vellum, and the illuminations may be done in egg tempera or gouache with some added fine metallic gold lines that may be ink.  The calligraphy is done in black ink.  The original cardboard backing that the vellum was mounted on bulged out so badly that the piece couldn't be hung flat upon a wall for display.  I remounted the vellum on archival board using archival glue, though I'm sure this devalued the piece.  The poem is in its original frame, but some of the gilt was worn and I did my best to repair it, as well.  The piece is rated as "good" because of the repairs, but the actual illuminations, calligraphy and vellum are in excellent condition.

There's no information online about the poem Saint Gabriel, and there's no way of knowing who created and signed the piece with the initials S. W.  It was purchased for $10.00 in a second hand store in the Fenway neighborhood of Boston back in the 1980s.  It may have been created during the Arts & Crafts movement which occurred from about 1860 through 1910.  It would be interesting to find out about its history.

A silver DuPont Columbia Award, marked "Richard Threlkeld for Status Reports on ABC World News Tonight".   It also bears an inscription of a quote from Edward R. Murrow, and, on the bottom, bears the markings "Sterling" and what appears to be "CWF" or "CWB".  I know Richard Threlkeld passed away recently on January 13 of this year, and I was wondering if this item has any value historically and monetarily.  Any advice/information is appreciated.

Thank you all very much for any help and suggestions!

I just purchased this beutiful High Chair and I am interested in finding out its value.  I have looked everywher and I can not find one like it.  I dont see anywhere on it where it says the manufacture so I am really hoping you all can help.