I picked these lamps up at a flea market. They were hideous! The lamp bases were all dull, they were absolutely covered in dust & cobwebbs and they had blue outdoor christmas lights in them & 1 red. I could tell by just the crystals they were of high quality and at one time, probably quite beautiful. I took them apart, cleaned the bases, washed the beads & crystal pieces in soap and water, re-beaded each lamp & re-hung the crystals. They cleaned up real nice & the transformation was amazing! The pictures do them no justice at all. They are sooo beautiful now. The crystals catch every ray of light & shoots rainbows of color everywhere. When in direct sunlight, they are almost blindingly brilliant and at night when the lamps are on, the light from the bulbs bounce from bead to bead & the crystals light up like 4th of July sparklers. They should be gracing Liberace's piano...!

*Both lamps are 3 arm.

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Piece looks like a a candy bowl with 3 1 legged birds on a stand holding up the bowl. 

This is a brass plate, I don't think itis copper, that has a picture of men playing cards formed into it. It is about 22 inches across and the inset part is at least 1 inch deep.  It has been in my family for at least 80 years.  I have seen similar ones a few time over the years but they have always been much smaller, no larger than 15 inches. I can find no marking on it.

I have a pocket watch made by Illinois Watch Co. It doesn't run at this time. It was well used since the engraving on the outside is worn down. The interior of the watch is in good condition. I will include pictures with clear serial numbers, & detail of the watch. 

I purchased this bassinet at an antique store recently and can not find any makers mark what so ever on it. I was just wondering what the approximate value is and maybe who and when it was made.