Coffe and Tea Pot, both have damaged handles (silverplate is peeling), also some minor peeling on the creamer handle, as well. Sugar caddy and waste caddy in very decent shape. Mark #502

Waiter tray has some scratches, but in decent shape as well. Mark # 186

it is made of iron it is mounted on a wooden pannel it still works it was handed down in my family it is from the 1800's

Frank Tea and Spice Cabinet (Dove Brand).Great original patina, not restored .

 F.W. Gromm Manufacturer is the maker established in 1873. The trunk was exposed to the elements so it is rusted, however, the original wood is in good condition. It is sheet metal (Cast iron?) banded with Wood. Original locks and clasps still intact as well as internal and external hinges. There is a small hole in the sheet metal on the bottom where the rust wore through, but otherwise the exterior is in great condition. Still has the original tag, as well as internal paper and canvas. Lock does not have key (functionality uncertain). There was a latch added near the original lock which I removed. Images are (in order) Front left, front center, front right, top, back right, back center, back left, left side, right side, and bottom.

This is an antique bronze(?) plate. I do not know anything about the history of this item, it was found in the basement of my house I just bought. It is a heavy solid piece, and depicts an asian battle scene with warriors on horseback. It is quite detailed in the scalloped flower design edges.

1949 Singer Manufacturing Co. It does work fine with lots of extras like needles, two boxes of different stich adaptors and various other attachments