I have a Gibson Mastertone 4 string banjo.It has at one time had a broken headstock and was repaired.It was not a very good repair job.It has a 24 notch top,with a mahogany body.The serial # is 0429-5.The top needs replaced and is missing a bolt to connect to the body and bridge,but could be put in playable condition.It has the original Grover tuners.

round cut clear glass stones, unsure of stone type? 

earrings are hook style and dangle just below the earlobe and have a small ball just above the diamong.  

both the settings and hooks appear to be antique silver or white gold.  

Neckace is the charm only, no chain.

they are stored in a brown leather pouch that has lettering with gold tooling but most of the lettering is worn off.  See pictures..I was able to make out Jewelry, Romford and Hounslow which are in London but are unable to identify the exact jeweler

If anyone recognizes this design or jeweler i'd be interested to know.  

thank you!

Kiley and Sommer 

Pfaff Automatic sewing machine 332 which was purchased by my grandfather for our grandmother in 1959. We still have the original manual, certificate of lifetime guarantee, part guide and the bill of sale (in german dated 5/20/59)

In addition to the sewing maching, we also have the foot pedel with plug, the original Pfaff tin with contains small parts and extra accessories and the snap out workplate.

Any general ideas of history, worth and value would be appreciated!! 

Thanks!

Very unique Vase/Flower pitcher ????

This set of Golden Hands pens was given to my grandmother by a local jewelry dealer/buyer here in Savannah, GA. It was passed to my mother.  The hands are stamped with 14k on the inside on the back.  Each hand is holding a rose and in the middle of the rose is a gem that looks like a ruby or garnet. All I know is that it's been around for over 30 years. We would like to get some legitimate appraisals for a potential sell of the hands.

I'm including a picture with the best possible of the 14k stamp.

This pen was given to my mother by my grand mother more than 30 years ago and it was given to her by a family that she worked for. I've found that it is a miniature of Jean-Baptiste Greuze's portrait "The Broken Jug" which was painted between 1772-1773. I've seen brooch's in color but none like this.  We've been curious about it for years and wonder of it's value; and how old it may be. We would like legitimate appraisals for a potential sale.