This vintage chest was made by Drexel Heritage out of Morganton, North Carolina in the mid-20th century. It is very old and there are some wear and tear pealing of color. Featuring classically styled French Provincial design, this lovely chest has a cream and gold finish contrasted with a rich walnut wood top. Made by Drexel, you can be certain it is a high quality piece. A few indicators are its English style dovetail solid wood drawer construction, a solid wood top, and hand-carved detailing. 

this thing is big and seems to work great.  all windows light up and the center section rotates about avery 30-45 seconds (lights up as well).  it plugs in 110v wall socket and has a pull chains switch.  the 3 pics in the center are faded a little and look to have some water damage to them but not severe by my standard for the 60's.  the exposed metal and screws have light corosion on them.  the corner bottom right has a little damage on it missing a inch or so of the frame.  the sign was manufactured by lakeside plastics item no. 5853

Fern Green Pottery Vase- Very heavy aprox 12 inches high. Appears to be Sculpted by hand.
Has Indian type indentions & marks for design.
Finish is Fernish Glossy Green, almost metallic glaze.
There are lots of bubbles on the bottom of vase.
No Marks, numbers nor name
Inside is very shiny w/ occasional brown spots that appear to be iron in the clay.
Brown spots along top of vase also.

-beautiful mirrored vanity tray with metal framing (assuming brass-not 100% sure...watched storage wars and took a technique from there to heat a needle and try to put it through the metal to make sure it is sold...it is definately solid)
-comes with a perfume canister approx. 6" w by 8"h and an oval jewellery box approx. 6" w by 3"h

Fern Green Pottery Vase- Very heavy aprox 12 inches high. Appears to be Sculpted by hand.
Has Indian type indentions & marks for design.
Finish is Fernish Glossy Green, almost metallic glaze.
There are lots of bubbles on the bottom of vase.
No Marks, numbers nor name
Inside is very shiny w/ occasional brown spots that appear to be iron in the clay.
Brown spots along top of vase also.

I have a rocking chair I believe it's mission oak and the tag I can barely make out Phoenix Chair co. I think

it's from around 1910, but I really don't know how to tell what the chair is or what it might be worth.