This highchair has been in our family for 50+ years (at least). It has been stored in a temperature controlled basement and not used in over 35 years. Possibly hand-made, no markings pointing towards a manufacturer. Tray arm swings up and over the back of the chair. Darker colored wood, Aluminum Tray.

I have looked at a lot of antique sites and haven't been able to find anything like it. 

I purchased a bunch of old toy guns, mostly plastic cap guns, and I was excited to find these two metal guns on the bottom of the box !!  I belive the one is made out of tin, and the other one is a heavier metal !!  On the side of each gun it states.... "wyandotte toys".  I do not know what time period this maker had made toys, but I was guessing in the 30's or 40's !!!  Any information on the value and what type of guns these are, would be helpful !!  Thank you

I purchased this item at a yard sale. The seller did not know anything about it, and sold it to me for $25.  There are five of these rod things, with little bull heads on them (I believe these rod's are used for putting meat or food on them)  I did find a maker's mark (atleast that's what I believe)......1871 David Kamenstein, Inc.  (I'm sure this is what it says, but I could be wrong)  I do not know the origin,or  age......  Any information would be helpful, thank you

I usually walk thru antique stores/outlets checking for pieces the present owner's  may have under priced, or may not know nothing about the piece, and they just bought it because it was old !!  I fould this unique elephant in a antique store, it's got some wear and rough spots on it, but I just had a feeling it was really old !!!  I do not know exactly what type of metal it's made out of, and I also do not know the origin and age !!  Any information would be helpful, thanks !!

I purchased this lamp at a yard sale, approx. 2010..  The woman who sold it to me asked me to make an offer, after she stated it was in her home for over 20 years (she had bought it from a sale).  She also stated the part where the lady and grapes were, it was broken, and it wouldn't stop from shifting side to side !!  I offered her $40 because I loved it, and took a chance it wouldn't cost me much to have what ever was broken, fixed !!  I took the lamp to a local lamp store, the repairman took off the felt that was on the very bottom, tightened a screw, and charged me $24 .........  He had asked me what I paid for  the lamp, and after I told him, he replied."GREAT BUY, IT'S BEAUTIFUL" !!!   Any Information I can receive would be helpful !!  Thank you !!