my grandmother has had this picture for about 15 years. it was passed down from her mother to her and we are just wondering what the history is on it and maybe what it is worth. we read somewhere on the internet that in 2004 a woman had one appraised in NY and it was worth $5000.

This is an awesome 'Photo' of Marilyn Monroe. There are no tears, scratches, nor discolorations. It is possibly a commision work, not sure.

This cabinet has been painted.  It still has the original glass in the doors.  There are no pieces missing.  The tag is still discernible.  I will email pictures

Dressing Table, Wardrobe and lounge suite needs appraisal please

the pictures should do enough discribing to you. I am a mechanic I do not know what to look for so that is why I came here.

I was hoping someone could shed some light on exactly what I have.  Attached you will find pictures of a tin belly box or side box that I was told is early militia (1820's or earlier).  It appears to be in very good condition except for a missing divider on the inside.  I can tell there was some sort of divider from the old weld seams that are still present.  It has a hinge interlocking piece on one end and is curved to be worn on a belt on the hip or belly. 



When I received this item I was told it was shown to William Guthman of the Antiques Roadshow and he identified it as a very rare early militia Artillery box that would possibly hold fuses.  Mr. Guthman told him that it was very rare and he had only seen 1 other.  My dealer was in the process of receiving paperwork from Mr. Guthman when he passed away and had this box tucked away ever since. 



Could you possibly confirm the age and type of box if possible?  I'm interested in possibly selling it but until I know exactly what I have and its value I'm not sure where to start.