Six drawer dresser with JB Huntley Emblem on the inside of top drawer. Original handles on the drawers. Minor scratches. Mahogany or Cherry wood.

Light tan in color, smooth, light- about 15 lbs, great condition. No markings or words anywhere.

I acquired this furniture from an estate.

The bedroom set-
I can't really find any information on it. I'm trying to find out what it is worth or the market value. I do have the keys for the drawers of both dressers the furniture itself is in great condition I believe. The lady who gave them to me stated that she thought that it was mahogany wood but I'm unsure.

Dining set-
I couldn't find any Maker's Marks or tags on any of the dining set. On the back of some of the pieces and bottoms it says mahog. I do have a cover for the table, and five regular chairs and one Captain chair they are all Shield back they are all intact and that's all I really know.

Thanks

This set of cup and saucer belonged to my grandmother and was recently passed on to me. It is in fantastic condition, and the mark "Capodimonte, Italy" can be clearly read on the bottom of each individual piece, along with the number 738. The cup has a completely golden interior, and the handle also has the same colour. The outer wall of the cup is intricately decorated with hand-painted pictures of very young boys picking and holding apples. The whole piece is also textured, with the boys standing in relief against the background. The same pattern repeats in the saucer, with the centre being completely golden, and the edge decorated with the hand-painted boys in relief.

I would very much appreciate if anyone could help me determine the period of these pieces and how much they might be worth. Thank you in advance!

This is a lovely piece of antique porcelain made by Porcelaine de Paris. It has the maker's mark, as well as the Limoges mark underneath both the cup and the saucer. The design is in a beautiful shade of purple, and depicts a landscape on the outer wall of the cup, and flowers on the inner wall and the surface of the saucer. It has golden accents along the rim and handle, and is in perfect condition. When held up against the light, the porcelain shows transparency, which makes me believe that it is made out of bone china. The same is true for the saucer. If anyone can help me identify the period it's from and how much it might be worth, then I would be very grateful. Thank you in advance!

Ball mason jars perfect condition all different sizes from all different years from 1900 or 1962