havent been able to find out anything regarding what this table is.  its put together with wooden screws and theres no markings of any kind.  i cant even find anything similar to it online.  i found the table in a garage of an abanded house covered in dirt and spiders.   the inlay is on the top the sides of the top and by the feet.  i think its from the regency period  due to the flat legs but really i dont know anything about antiques so im lost as to where to even start looking. 

A cross medallion with equal length arms.

Has the word ECC: CATH: B.V.M TRV-RON on the reverse.

I have included pictures too.

Please help as i have tried and failed on the internet

antique wood cupboard.  Metal tag in drawer reads :  A H Stiehl Wholesale Furniture New York.  The paint has been mostly removed and the back is missing as well as the top moulding.  The cabinet door has flower design apparently picked into it.  drawer pulls are both missing and there is no key for the cabinet.

Card is dead mint. Corners are pointed and card has no wear, damage, blemishes or printing flaws. Not completely familar with Mickey Mantle's career or popularity as he was a bit before my time. I purchased because of the card condition, vintage and because I do know that he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. Hoping you could tell me what the value is to see if it's worth grading or insuring.

 I have a set of 8 glasses and pitcher, blue glass without any identity markings. They are shaped rather like the Michelin man looking like a straight glass pinched in in three equal sections. The handle of the pitcher is clear glass and the attachment to the pitcher is curiously off center implying either sloppy work or hand crafted charm. Belonging to my grandmother I refrain from using the set as it might be valuable. If not worth much I would love to use it on a daily basis.

cow and milkmaid figurine circa 1880-1900