In the following pictures is the table I am describing.  It slides open but has no leaf.  There are locks on both end under the top to slide the table open.  There are arms that hold the leafs that drop down on both sides.  Don't know alot about the table.  we are curious to know its worth. 

I stumbled across this desk and need some info on it. I know it is a Hekman Spinet desk, probably 1920-1930s. I am not sure of exact date, nor the price it is worth. After researching these desks, I have found similar but not exact. Any info appreciated.

I stumbled across this chair and have done extensive research on similar chairs, however have still not found one that is exact. The chair remebles a windsor, howver, have not found that "Windsor" made the seat style. Can someone tell me a maker, year, and how much its worth?

This is a 1991, Harley Davidson Zippo Lighter. It was part of their Classic Iron series and is the Panhead Model. This was made in China, and is a discontinued model...

Robert Mitchell Dining Room Set. This set was purchased approximately 15 years ago. The set consists of a Buffet, China Cabinet, and Dining Table with 5 Side Chairs and 1 Arm Chair. The table has a red label attached to the bottom that reads "From The Robert Mitchell Furniture Company, Cincinnati" (see picture). The Buffet also carries the same label on the back. What has me a little confused is that inside the top drawer of the Buffet and also the drawer of the China Cabinet are other labels (this time white) that read "The Robert Mitchell Furniture Company, Cincinnati, Ohio" and along with this label is a brass emblem that states "Berkey and Gay Furniture" (see picture). I'm wondering if this furniture was manufactured by Robert Mitchell and then sold by Berkey and Gay or perhaps this was some sort of joint venture between the two companies. I'm not quite sure what I have here or it's value. Robert Mitchell Furniture Company operated from the mid-1880s to 1940 so I'm not sure of its age. I have found where the Berkey and Gay brass emblems were used starting in the 1920s until the compnay went out of business in the 1940s. Any help would be appreciated.

This is a beautiful Cushman chest on chest #5856 with original company tag still on it. Outstanding condition, has not been refinished