The Coolerator is with wood through out the surface as well as  the back, it has an extra compartment at top in which a block of ice is placed. There is a little pipe where the when the ice melts it will drain out the bottom. There are two racks on the inside. There is a small door below that covers an opening that stores nothing. My guess is you would put a bowl or something that would catch the water.

 we bought this furniture set from a collector/antique buyer and seller in the southeast Kansas area. she was told that it is pre civil war and she said she had no problems believing it. we bought the furniture is a perfect fit for the victorian home we just purchased in that area.we had planned on re leathering it as a project but my wife and i decided we should have a couple appraisels before we did so. all pcs match and one of them is a rocker. any help in identifying the era of the set and possibly a maker and value would be awesome. we are pretty sure that the support and springs on the under side have been updated.

A silver jar, dated 1748, with a family coat of arms inside, some other outside. You can see written "95%" on the bottom of the jar, we suggest it means 95% of silver. Photo of the jar speaks of itself. 

I have three of these tables and I am unsure of their worth or information about them.

 Hello, im looking for help identifying this item I bought at an auction by mistake lol. I paid $18 for it so I have uploaded pictures of it and pictures of the markings on the bottom of the pot. I believe these markings are embedded in when it was made but not to sure. Any help is appreciated thank you :)

Ry



White Square serving platter.