This is a hanging piece and has two little cups on either side of the main arms of the cross.  The cups appear newer than the rest.  The main part of the cross is fairly crudely cut or formed metal and appears to be cut not molded.  The figure in the middle seems to be holding a skull in one hand and a sword in the other... though it also looks a bit like a goblet with something coming out of the side of the head and streaming into it, can't tell.  There are small circles stamped all over the piece.  The center circle consists of two pieces joined together and slightly convex, joined with little bits of wire through holes.  Don't know what this is exactly.  the little cups wiggle around so don't think they could hold a candle, maybe incense?  Would love to know what this is...

Quite heavy, tarnishing looks like silver.  Swirl pattern is well etched into it.  Sits flat on table with 1 3/4 in. round opening on top.  On flat bottom has "082" stamped into it.  Can barely make out four seams on the sides and a seam on the rim where it is joined but is all very finely finished.  Have no clue what it is or how old it is or what it is worth.

Lamp belonged to my grandmother-she wouldhave been about 115 years old if still alive today

Only one of my pictures was less than 2mb.  If this turns out to be a worthwhile item, I can email my other pictures or figure out how to take more and keep them below 2mb.  The outside of the book is kind of dirty and has possible water damage.  The pages are all intact, show their age, and a few have minor tears.  I'm not sure how this would grade, so between Good, Fair and Poor, I picked Fair.  I'm just trying to find out if this is a $5 or $50 or ? book, given the not-so-good condition.

Two chairs, one settee.  Strange carvings: flower and zig, zag pattern.  No nails, pegs some glue. Irregularities on short spindles (barrels), and on the rounded arms and pedement at top of each piece-This leads me to believe the entire piece is hand-made, and hand-carved. I  do not know the style, or the age.  The same features that are on the chair is on the settee (small sofa-looks like a couch in picture, but is rather short)Owner states "it came from a church in Boston area.  Local dealer stated it is not an American piece, but rather of an European origin. Please help!

Table is in 2 pieces. Table top and legs. The table top is hand painted with warriors and dancers and riders on animals. There is a thin etching of an elephant inside the table. There are no markings indicating where this item came from.