This bedspread has been packed away for many years and I don't have a use for it.  It was my mother-in-laws and I believe it was a wedding gift.  Around 1948??  There are a few small marks on it from storage but I didn't want to wash it for fear of decreasing the value.

All of the original tags are still attached, along with the style number, order no.  The original Heirloom tag is also attached.

I recently acquired a set of Phurba Dorje that I believe are antiques from an estate which included Egyptian and Aztec antiques. I am looking for someone knowledgeable in this area to provide me with an appraisal. I have attached a few photos, and can send more detailed photos if required. Do you provide for fee appraisal services? If you do not would you be willing to provide me a reference to someone who can?

General information about set:

Weights left to right as pictured below:
Lbs 1.58 1.74 1.62 1.64 1.66 1.64
Grams 618 662 628 634 642 634

Length varies only by a small amount, from 9.8" to 10". Width at the widest part of the head, all facing the same way, is 1.43 to 1.51 inches. These are 3 sided, with identical (style) in layout, facial detail, etc.. The patterns themselves vary slightly from one to another. Each piece is slightly different. I have rotated a few to show each of the sides in the picture. I can provide much finer detail pictures if I can understand what to photograph.

The single piece with some type of gilting, or other coating, has very small magnetic properties on the blade area and shaft. The remaining 5 black pieces have no magnetic property, I am assuming these are bronze. I tried this with a general magnet lying around the house, and will some rare earth/neod' magnets.

I dont know much about this desk, other than what the seller is telling me. It is a turn of the century desk, appears to be made of solid wood (oak?), says it is a fine finish and is in good shape. I'm not an expert on antique furniture, just hoping someone can look at the pics and give me an idea of what era this is from and what it is worth if I resell it.

Have had for 24 years or more may have come from ex's old job of tearing down old barns unsure. 

This pot has a painting of a jaguar or some sort of big cat standing on a cliff in the mountains. The painting is black and white. The pot is 12 inches tall, 11 inches long and the biggest part, and 4 inches at it's widest part. Has a signature "Jerry Skow" at the bottom along with "Navajo" written below the signature.