I own an  s type roll top desk of my great grand fathers purely made of rose wood.Its shutters are of tambour style with canvas lining at the back. The joints are of dovetail pattern. The drawers run down to the floor. It has Muti usable spaces including secret chambers, chests, pouches, drawers, writing pads. Ther is an inbuilt secret lock at the back of the drawers .There is an intricate floral carving in the center piece.In left side it contains a small shelf  in which  serve for storage purpose.

I found it in a box in my basement along with several other interesting bottles, old Bayer, Listerine, log cabin, and something from Continental distillery Philadelphia PA. It states on it from top to bottom Line 1. Contents 2. 7 Fluid Ounces 3Caliifornia 4. Bottling Works 5. California 6 PA. 7 Artificial Flavor& Color 8. Registered . On the bottom it has a N A. It seems also that it has an imperfection in the glass making itself I uploaded a picture that showed this as well. Has no cracks or noticeable damage to it anywhere.

 The original label is still on the bottom of the drawer. It's mostly readable.  It has Frankfurt-Main in bold letters.  The supplier was Chr. Balzer, Wallau-Lahn.  It was made on August 23, 1951.  It is labeled as a Writing-Table.  The stock #26-T-685-888.  Proc Dir #97-51.  Work-Sh: RSC-499-51. 6Ga No: QM 955-51F.  

This is a lovely teapot that was my grandmother's and possibly her mother's.  It has a springtime robin theme engraved/etched on it.  The pot has the silvermarkings of F.B. Rogers Silver Co and Taunton Mass encircling an inner marking of a crown with 1883 beneath it in the center.  Beneath the marking is the word Quadruple and beneath this the numbers 1217 and beneath this the number 6.  I do not ever remember seeing this teapot used in my lifetime although my grandmother did definitely entertain using her good silver pieces but keeping her mother's "stored" out of respect for her stepmother who raised her after her father remarried following her mother's death when she was a toddler.  The pot is in very good condition although in desparate need of polishing.  I would be interested in its value and possibly in selling for a fair price. 

3-Drawer chest with combined mirror - Refined front legs - Decorated keylocks in the drawers - Oak Oak wood structure - Solid walnut upper flat

3-Drawer chest with combined mirror - Refined front legs - Decorated keylocks of the drawers - Oak Oak wood structure - Solid walnut upper flat.