I'm interested in knowing exactly what this is.  This piece belonged to Anna Livingston Morton, second wife of Levi P. Morton. 

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Antique beveled dresser mirror

it's made of a light brown wood and mirror. has brass button like screws holding pieces of mirror together that have been cut in a puzzle like way.  i am curious to find some history and origin on this. also a value if possible.

oops i think i may have typed out a long description and did it in the history field hope i dont need to redo this.

Greetings!

 Please see the attached photo's to determine whether this piece of art has any value and whether I should proceed with an appraisal. I believe this may be a portrait of Washington Irving being sworn into office.



"Entered according in the Act of Congress in the year of 1860 by O.H. Bailey and in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States of the Southern District of New York."



Lithograph of Washington Irving
Drawn by F.O.C. Darley
Eng (d) by A. H. Ritchie
1860
 


 
 

Thank you!



Amy MacAlpine

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We found this and have no idea of its worth or exact age. I know it is missing the top layer of keys, but any information would be helpful. I am pretty sure it was made after 1916 due to the A=435 on the middle key. I cannot locate the model number on the lowest key. Please help guide me in the right directon. I am intersted in possibly selling this item for a decent price.