Hello,

I have 5 tarot decks that appear to never have been used that I would like to sell. I cannot seem to find any info on the 2 Italian decks except they are included in collector's wishlists.

Vito Arienti presenta il

Tarocco storico del Palio di Pistoia

creazione di Amerigo Folchi

edizioni del solleone 1985 lissone (MI)

limited edition of 500 for the U.S.A

no. 312

made in italy distributed by U.S. Game Systems, Inc. New York, N.Y.

Vito Arienti presenta il

Tarocco della Felicita

settantotto nuove carte di Amerigo Folchi

Made in Italy (no distribution info)

Arienti Solleone Carte -1985

Riproduzione vietata

I also have:Egipcios Kier 1984 U.S. Game Systems, The Stairs of Gold Tarot by Tavaglione U.S Game Systems, and Arcus Arcanum Tarot Made in Switzerland ART. 12389

I don't have booklets for any of them. Thank you.

Solid wood (oak I think) dining table that can be expanded to seat aprox 12 people.  Table does not have the original leaves.  The set, which in inherited from my parents; comes with 4 matching Stratford company chairs and 2 matching HFC Co. chairs.  Not sure what HFC stands for but it is stamped on the bottom of each.  All 6 chairs have been rebuilt (reglued) by a furniture maker (but not reapolstered)

The Table is in quite good condition.  Intricate carvings in excellent shape.  Table opens very smoothly and solidly.  The metal locks (when table is closed) work.  

Style of table legs sit on wheels.  Originally they were probably metal.  They have been since replaced with plastic ones.

All in all very nice looking set.  I was considering selling it in order to have some more space.

Thanks in advance for your opinions!

Graham 

Antique Waltham sidewinder pocket watch A.W.W.Co 15 jewels serial number 12307701 working & gold filled. Philadelphia case Co. Gold case

chair has 2 simple curved legs in front, 2 square slightly curved legs in back

open oval seat with metal and cloth straps, cloth coverd cushion

20 small square rails curved from seat to arm rest

2 larger square rails in front that extend down front legs

arm rest and back are all one piece at same height from seat

arm/back rail height is at mid-back when sitting in chair

Received this from friends a long time ago, and we're curious about appraisal. 

EPNS (Electroplate) teapot, creamer and sugar bowl from EGW&S (EG Webster and Sons).  Art Deco with #116 stamped on bottom of each.  Teapot has black handle, unknown material.  Creamer has one handle same material and plate as creamer.  Sugar bowl has two handles on either side made of same material as bowl.

Found picture online of exact same teapot, but no creamer or sugarbowl.

http://www.use.com/EGW_S_EPNS_Teapot_116_RARE_Art_Deco_Nouveau_755fe549ba95f00078aa#photo=1

I know very little about this dresser.  It belonged to my grandmother, it was manufactured/sold from West Michigan Furniture Company (still has brass tag attached inside top drawer).  It is solid wood, very heavy, very sturdy and is a light olive color.  It stands 50 inches high and about 33 inches wide with five drawers. This is it's original finish and it has all of it's original pull handles, etc.  Drawers slide in and out as if they were almost new. There is one chip in the paint/finish at the bottom, but it is in very good condition other than that.  

Any information would be helpful.  I'm very curious to know approximately what year it was produced, and perhaps what type of wood its made from...because I'm clueless:)

Thank you, Melissa