The following is a painting I received from a cousin.

It appears to be an oil-based reprint (?) of the Paul Cezanne painting "Card players" or in German, "Kartenspieler."

I'm unsure of its worth and where it was produced. Based on the German text on the back, I assume in Europe.

I've included some pictures of the painting's texture and colors. Please let me know if any other information or photos are needed.

If you have any information regarding the piece or its suggested value, that would be much appreciated. Thank you for your time.

The following is a painting I received from a cousin.

It appears to be an oil-based reprint of the Paul Cezanne painting "Card players" or in German, "Kartenspieler."

I'm unsure of its worth and where it was produced. Based on the German text on the back, I assume in Europe.

I've included some pictures of the paintings texture and colors. Please let me know if any other pictures are needed.

If you have any information regarding the piece or suggested value, that would be much appreciated. Thank you for your time.

I was the receipient of this antique music box from a family member.



The age is unknown although I do know the advertisement is a 1952 Time's Magazine advertisement for Coca Cola.

The slogan "Thirst knows no season" is written at the front along with the coca-cola logo and trademark.

Inside the box, there appears to be red velvet and a Sankyo music piece (made in Japan). The characters B25 are written on the music piece.

If anyone has any more information about the piece and a possible appraisal, it'd be much appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Ridgway Ltd.. Capital Household Tea Tin

Printed on Lid, Front and Back-

Ridgways Ltd.. Capital Household Tea, Tea Merchants To The Late Queen Victoria By Special Appointment.

Also The Shield of The Coat of Arms for the United Kingdom appears on the Lid, Front and Back.

Printed On One End-

Ridgways Ltd.. Royal Tea Merchants established at King William Street in the City of London in the year 1836 in the reign of King William the Fourth

Printed On The Other End-

Chief Depot~ King William Street, City.

West End Branch~ 182, oxford Street, W.

Export & Bonded Warehouses~

73,74,75 Minories, E.C.

London

top is a beautiful red with a fluted edge, base is clear glass, stem is twisted clear glass