The "Heritage" Set was manufactured between 1949 and 1953 by the American Safety Razor Co in the United States (Brooklyn, New York). The set consists of a lighter (This set has an extra lighter), cigarette holder and a tray. This set appears to be the gleaming copper and rhodium finish. A very original set due to its unusual design and the black bakelite handles.

The lighter as well the cigarette urn are standing on three legs which are padded with green felt. Felt missing on 2 of the 3 legs and one of the three legs on the 2 lighters.

Japanese Crouching Tiger. Silk painting. Signed and framed.

Hello! I got this table from my friend’s parents, they just didn’t want it anymore, and had it for a long time. I don’t really know anything about it, but it is extremely sturdy, extendable, and tilts up for easy storage. Any opinions would be awesome, Can’t wait to hear more! Thank you guys!

Lane hope chest serial number 010531 and style number 44596S

Hello! Does anyone know anything about this bisque I just bought? Who made it and when? How to clean it? I’ve tried a damp q-tip and it did almost nothing. Also did I pay too much or get a bargain and will reframing affect its value? Thanks so very much!

Vintage Post-Modern set of two (2) 'Canasta' armchairs, in stitched thick saddle-leather mounted on enameled tubular steel frames. Notice how the seats defy gravity with no vertical connections to the back or the ground.

Could these be "Canasta leather arm chairs by Arrben, 1980s"? Like these:
https://www.incollect.com/listings/furniture/seating/arrben-italy-6-pos…