I was wondering about this oil painting that I have found. I'm not sure what or if I have something that might be of value. I have seen online other paintings by Franca that go or have gone at a high price. Because of the small size, 3" x 4", I'm not sure of its value. Also, it appears it is not painted on a canvas, but some type of press board.

I have a cast iron laundry stove. It is stamped "Martin stove and range company, FLorence, Alabama
No. 8". then underneath the centerpeice, it has 7-8.

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This beautiful 19th century marble pedestal from the Victorian period is another item from my Grandmother's home.  It is 32” high and the octagonal base is 12”across.  It appears to be made in pieces and bolted together except for the top which is removable.  It weighs 66.4 lbs in total. There are no markings other than engraved numbers used for matching the top with the base.  It is in excellent condition except for the milky rings noted on the base (which I have not attempted to clean). 

Abraham Lincoln by Ingri and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire is a childrens picture book. It is in great condition. Copyright 1939, 1st edition, by doubleday, dorin and co. inc.. It won the caldecott award in 1940. It has the dust jacket which is in good condition. The pictures are litheographed on stone in 5 colors

I have a set of 4, with dinner plate, cups, saucers and bowls all in very good condition