The table is stamped patented by James Pleukharp, Columbus, OH. I have been trying to find out more information but I am not having any luck. We have been told it is from the late 1890's.

The table has an expansion mechanism and the corner fasters are trademark of this furniture maker. The corners of the table have a hand carved pattern and there is a ribbon of wood going around the table. There are 6 chairs with hand carvings. The boards are numbered, I believe this is also a method of this maker.

 Hi,

So i really don't know much about this item but i always wanted to know where it came from, what it is and does it have any real value..

 there is four to my set, 2 tea pots,cream and sugar bowls.the 2 teapots and cream pot,they are pear shapped, have wooden handles the sugar has silver handles all but the cream pot have lids witch have a pattern on the rims and a bow type sticking on top of  the lids. The pots are  ingraved with flowers on top hanging down look like bell flowers  and a swirl type pattern in the middle of the pot   that looks like flowers  then the botton has the same pattern as the rim of the lids

I have 7 of these and one double.  They have what looks like foil backing on them.

flowers in front,smallone in back,gold trim on top and handles, some gone due to use

1933 Chicago World's Fair puzzle featuring the Nash automobile with original box. Puzzle is in mint condition, all pieces, no rips, tears or warping. Box is in good condtion. Would like appraisal as I wish to sell. Thank you.