Apprently this pram was made in the 1880s in France. Looks as though it is constructed from plywood and it has porcelain handles. Found near Alsace, south of Strasbourg. Any possible information would be much appreciated.
I bought a coffee table and two end tables like it at an estate sale. I'm not sure what they're worth. There are no markings on them. I've looked online and it seems like they're German from the 1950's or 1960's?? Can anyone tell me anything about them?
These three panels are etched beveled leaded glass. As you can see one of the regular window panes is cracked however the rest look amazing. No marks on them that I can see.
This is a three piece luggage set. It is tan leather with brass buckles that have the word "Italy" printed on them. The only other marks on the set is located on the zipper and it is the word "Scovill" which I was able to determine is the zipper manufacturer. All three pieces are in great condition with insides appearing never used. The outside of the largest one has two very small tears aproximatelly 1/4" long. There are the original locks but no keys.
Two "fighting roosters", vintage approx late 50s-early 60s. These were always in the house when I was growing up. No marks or signatures that I can see. Most likely brass, with a green patina. Speparate pieces, each approx 10" x 10", weight about 1 pound.
Do I have some nifty art here, or are the worth their weight in brass?
