Both lamps need some work. One lamp shade is in good condition. It has one piece of glass missing but it came with the lamp. The other lamp shade is broken at one bottom corner but can be easily braised and unnoticed. This shade needs replacement glass. Both bases are in excellent condition.

The shade motif is a Native American riding a horse. I don't know much about these lamps other than they came from an estate sale in the Pacific Northwest.

I am interested in knowing their current value, estimated repair costs, and final value after repairs.

 We rescued this painting from my inlaw's basement where it was kept under wraps for decades.  In the early 90's we had it framed, and it now hangs in our dining room.  Curious about the artist and potential value of this 104 year old piece of art.

Georg Zee inlaid chest. number on tag is 52-22491

It has a crack on the top right rear corner

Reddish red bamboo mirror.  Its obviously hand made and the metal is formed by hand.  I know there is a sticker on the back, but I cant get the thing down by myself, its VERY heavy.  Mirror is beveled and only has one spot in it.

Two spherical glass vases with flattened rims and transfer prints of children playing in the country side on the face. They are a creamy coloured opaque glass with four leaf shaped feet in clear glass. There is also some applied clear glass in scallops under the rim. On the rear side there is a picture of a spray of grass or wheat.

I was given this desk by a dear friend but am moving to a smaller apartment and need to sell it. The problem is that I don't know anything about it or what an appropriate asking price would be. There is a little bit of writing on the inside of the center drawer, a small separation of the wood on the side (as shown in the picture below), and one of the parts of the back right foot is a bit loose. What would be an appropriate asking price?