oak dining room table with tiger claw legs.. made by the Standard Co..I'm assuming in New York.....it is 45" in diameter and 30 1/2" high.  It comes with 2 leaves and 4 chairs each of which cost slightly over $100 ea.  ten years ago. The table was won at an auction for $500 in New York (Chatauqua) in 1976

This painting of a canal with buildings and bridge with man and cart. It is signed lower right by John C Hare.. Oil on board in an old frame with glass.

Solid mahogany buffet, china closet, table, 6 chairs. In good condition. Table is 40 by 60 inches, has a 12 inch leaf which extends the length to 72 inches. J B Van Sciver. Purchased in the 1950's

The tall A & W glass is about 5 3/4" tall, the smaller one is about 3 1/4" tall, I think the other 2 are not A & W glasses but are about 2" tall. I believe I got these with A & W on them in the 1970's. Are these worth anything? Thank you, Donna....Does anyone know if these are worth anything?

I have 1948 GM Frigidaire Refrigerator that is in near perfect condition. It has one small paint chip on the right hand, bottom corner on the back, about the size of a finishing nails head. Also, the rubber seal is very old and it has hardened and cracked in some places, but it still seals. Otherwise, it works like new, all the original componants are accounted for and in mint condition (No rust, dents, cracks, etc.) and the paint and emblem are as glossy and bright as if it were brand new.

Two paintings by Loulette Sablon, One is named Abonded Chaetue and the other is The Eree Canal