Crystal Chandelier, with 10 fixtures, weighs approx. 14 pounds, there is a tag on it that says Electric fixtures, Insp. E 28140,  Underwriters laboratories Issue No. C. 40,528, the arms on the chandeleir does not have a seam in them, none of the glass on it has a seem. Trying to find out how much it is worth. Came out of a house that was built in the late 1940's or 1950's. Any help would be appreciated.

Alpex Allied Impex slide projector, Made in Japan.  The Lense says P-Triopat 1:2 1-2 inche SANBOKU KOGYO CO.

I was recently given a small chest (about 36" x 12" x 12" or so), with a painting on top of a child riding a horse. The paint has crackled over the years and faded, but is in rather good condition. The chest looks to be made of cedar. It also looks as though there used to be another painting on the front that has worn off over time. There are (copper?) straps and wooden handles. All in reasonably good condition. I would guess from the painting, it might be from the 30s? Any idea what I've got here?

this is a gold mirror  very large 

I have an antique picture that was handed down to me that I know nothing about. I am submitting photos.

I have a Ardleigh Elliott & Sons Music Box. The movement type is 2cm pin-type cylinder with clockwork drive. Number of comb teeth is 18. Playing time is 2 min, 30 sec. Edition limit is 100 firing days. Compostion is Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. It is a 100th edition of the Nutcracker that originally premiered in 1892 in St. Petersburg, Russia. The artist is Natalia Zeitseva. I have the original cerificate of authenticity with the box number on it certifying it's place in the handnumbered edition of "The Nutcracker" first issue in the Russian Ballet Musical Artbox Collection.