Antique Chinese Vase I just recently aquired so I know very little about except it has the earmarks of being a very old piece & that it is absolutely stunning, with deep, rich colors, no chips or any noticeable damage beyond normal wear.

Pump Organ that plays well with lovely tone. Has 11 stops (3 without labels). All ivories are in good condition. Two keys have reeds that do not function. One is in the high treble end of keyboard and the other is in the lower bass register. The wood is in very good condition and the unit includes an antique piano stool which was purchased separately and is of a slightly different wood tone.  

I have an early 30's Fascinator guitar that belonged to my great grandfather.  It was made in Kalamazoo, Michigan by the Tonk Brothers (famous for Gibson and other high end guitars)  I'm aware this isn't worth near as much as a gibson, but it's very rare and I have never seen another one like it.  It is missing the pick guard.  Has original tuners and bridge (i believe).  It has a large V shaped neck, no truss rod.  Is able to get up to tune and hold, however the neck is beginning to detach from the body so I leave the string tension low.  Hopefully someone can tell me something more about it.  Unfortunately the pictures of the front and back are too large to upload here.  It is an arch-top with f-holes.  Looks to me to be stained Mahogany, no sunburst or anything. 

I got this dresser from an upholstery storage unit.  I liked the piece and she maid the offering price and I accepted.  It's got a badge stating the company and location. 

I bought this at a yardsale for 125 I know its a hamilton 992L 21jewels solid gold center wheel solid gold jewel settings its got the damaskeend movement adjusted in 5 pistions double roller open face  the dial has a chip out of it at the seconds dial its in the original case I want to know the value as it currently is and see if its worth putting a new dial on

I am trying to establish the value of this mirror. The person who gave us the mirror in 2002 in Wethersfield, Conn did not tell us anything about it other than it is a Hitchcock mirror. I believe from my own poor research that it was manufactured in 1952 but I am hoping that it is much older !

Joseph D

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