I HAVE A PAINTING THAT I INHERITED FROM MY GRANDMOTHER 

SHE WAS BORN IN OKINAWA AND I AM NOT SURE IF THE PAINTING ORIGINATES FROM OKINAWA 

OR JAPAN 

ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PAINTING IT SAYS TNAKA AND I CANNOT FIND ANYTHING FROM THIS ARTIST

ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED 

I bought these a few months ago at a yard sale. They are cast iron and weigh about 2 pounds each.  They have very little rust or paint loss as you can see in the pictures. All 4 wheels on both cars turn freely.   I have seen them sell from anywhere from $50-$100 on ebay but the ones I have seen haven't been in such good condition like the ones I have.  

I have a 9 inch decorative white plate with a black & white picture of Godesberg in the middle (perhaps a transfer) with a raised grapevine edge with a silver/metalic inlay around the grapevine.  The edge of the plate is slightly scalloped with the number 4 impressed on the back.  Along with this one, I have four others with similar scenes.  

Count Angelo Agazzi, born May 4 1936,in Venice Italy is the son of the world renowed architect Pio Agazzi and the granson of Auguisto Agazzi,curator of St Marks Basillca Museum. The count after studying art through out Europe for several years made the amazing discovery of how the 13th Century Masters Painted mosaics on Venetian glass from the alent of these pre Renaissance artist. Angelo developed the Agazzi technique. the fascinating applique of reverse painting on Venetian crystal with specially selected hand enamels from Italy.

1 tiffany lamp...
1 glass top coffee table
2 Plunber furnature modular pieces...  
Mark Cherry 

626-991-3385

Hello! I recently purchased a roll top desk. I have looked over the entire desk but was unable to find much information. My first find was this: http://www.stickleyera.info/AmericanRetailers_files/image007.jpg It's on the underside of the center drawer. After researching Edwards Furniture Co for a bit, I found they were located in downtown Portland Oregon. I combed the local newspapers for a few hours and found that this style desk wasn't sold until around 1909.

This is a picture of my desk: http://instagram.com/p/PcZ9PZETdF/?fb_source=og_big_photo_nf_tail_url&f…{%2210100418941534798%22%3A364982783578990}&action_type_map={%2210100418941534798%22%3A%22instapp%3Atake%22}&action_ref_map={%2210100418941534798%22%3A%22ogexp%22}

I did notice that the underside of one drawer says "sample" with a few numbers.

Also, each drawer is numbered on the underside, which correspondes to the number written on the inside of each drawers cubby.

Unfortunately I have no other information about this piece. Let me know if I can find anything else to help aid in identifying it!

Thank you!