This is a beautifully finished solid wooden bench made from wood from the Shipwreck of the F.W. Wheeler in Lake Michigan in 1893. The bench was made by E. Leet woodworking and has a plaque embedded with that information. It's 55.5" wide, 14" deep, and 20" tall.

Heavily carved plant stand.

4-panel heavy asian room divider / privacy screen. Reversible, painted on both sides. Age unknown.

Very similar style to this item (possibly same artist): https://instappraisal.com/appraisal/antique-japanese-room-divider#comme…

Dimensions: 71.25 inches tall, each panel is 16 inches across.

Condition: Some scuffs and scratches to the paint, but the scenic portions are in good condition. Some cosmetic damage to feet.

This lamp is 59" tall and I believe it is made of cast iron with jadeite inserts that glow under black light.

I received this from my mom who had it many years, and I've had it for at least 25-30 years. The little cap tip back to put tobacco in. I'm not sure on the wood it's made of. I maybe briar as many pipes were made of it . I'm just not sure if pipes this old were made of it. Any comments appreciated. Ken 1400

Opium pipe, 73cm long, 310g, wood, ivory and brass (silver plate?)