I found these two coats in our attic in an old trunk under a bunch of blankets. They appear to be in great condition. The one long trench coat has a tag and is dated  Jan 4, 1945  then there is a date below that stating 4/02/1942 it has plastic buttons with eagles on them the lining is intact and in great condition.

The short coat I have no Idea which war it is from what the date is or even which army it is from. There are no marks on the button and about the only thing I can read on the tag is that it belonged to a Maj W Gumlher the date is to far faded and I cannot make it out. I would like to know more about them most of all their worth if I can try and resell them They do not fit and have no sentimental value.

cart is originally from palermo sicily, the artist is a well known artist as they are mentioned by one of the last builders in the industry.

we know that this tradition in building carts was passed down from generation to generation and we believe that it must have been the older generation as the maestro ducato mentioned them as one of the schools of painting of this kind when hid father at a young age started to work in this industry and later passed in on to his son who died last week in his late 80's. cart is carved and painted in amazing details..

I found this link on your site,

http://www.instappraisal.com/antique-appraisal/sicilian-italian-cart

would appreciate any help in gathering more information

This is a brass teapot/waterpot with a stand and a warmer underneath. The condition is excellent except it needs polishing. I have seen numerous examples of William Soutter's work and sme are identical to my piece with one exception. The stand on mine had a a twig or wood design. Can anyone help me with information on this item; age, worth, etc.

 orvis pocket watch By Arnex has 17 jewels on face dont know much about it or if it works. 

This cloisonne is beautiful with handpainted enamels used. It has a wire rim and is 3" in diameter

the pics say it all. I got this from my mother who passed and collected japanese art.

1933 Chicago World's Fair puzzle picturing the "new" Nash automobile with original box. All puzzle pieces are made of heavy cardboard paper and are in mint condition. The origianl box has a worn weathered apparance. See pictures: