I bought this vase at an estate sale. I paid $35. It came with a letter of authenticity of being over four hundred years old and at a current value of over $200, I no longer have the letter of authenticity, however, I would love to know of its current value.

george

 I am in possession of Print/Lithograph by
Henry
LeJeune dated 1872. I have not been able to locate an item online
for this
to view, although I have found many others. I have found reference to a paticular
work only once from the Art Journal
Of 1873 which states that "The best performance ever exhibited
was "Much Ado
about Nothing" which was a fishing party of 3 children seated
catching
minnows on an old river sluice.However mine has 3 children and a young lady.
It is said to be one of the most
beautiful
pieces of art of its kind. Would you happen to know anything
about this
work? Just thought I would ask, as it never hurts to. I do
thank you for
taking the time to read this even if there is nothing you
can tell me about
this work. Your time is very much
appreciated.
Denise
Westland Michigan

2 piece china buffet/hutch, made by Mount Airy Mantel and Table Co. Inc. of Mount Airy, N.C.Upper china cabinet is 55 1/2" high by 72" wide by 14 3/4" deep, 4 tall wood framed glass doors with bronze wire lattice on the face. each side panel is comprised of upper and lower glass panes. it has 3 glass shelves, 2 of which have plate grooves, and is lighted from the top.

 The lower buffet is 76 1/2" wide by 29" tall by 17' deep. the front has 4 lattice type doors with reversable panels,and a false door seperates the 2 sides. the left side has 3 drawers constructed with dovetail joinery, 1 of which is a flatware drawer, with dividers and felt lined bottom, and has the inscription of"MOUNT AIRY Mantel and Table Co. Inc.  Mount Airy, N.C." and the other 2 for linens perhaps. the right side has 2 shelves for storage. the buffet piece is supported by 6 tapered legs. 

 Free Sewing Machine Company, Rockford Ill

the Free Duo-Rotary

Desk/cabinet model
Guarantee Bond #A1356
no. 5. G. O, painted on cabinet
original boxed; rotary attachments, Greist rotary buttonholer

There are no dates anywhere on the machine itself nor any of the original paperwork. It is in great condition; missing a plate right under the needle, missing one drawer and one drawer is damaged. The wood is in excellent condition.

Brass compact with decorative detail on the exterior and mirrir on the interior (still in tact). Don't know anything about antiques and would love to know more about this item.

This is a pretty large oil painting.Its a pretty seascape. The signiture in the left bottom corner of thee painting the name is antonio.