We found this sign in the basement of the building we are renovating.  The building was build in 1896 by Denver Druggist Frank M. Hall.  He ran his pharmacy there and I can only imagine that this sign hung there at one time before being tucked away in the basement for nearly a century.  I am wondering if it is worth restoring.

Floating wall shelf with mirror back and picture frame around the outside.  Frame has a gold tone beading around outside.  Back has brown paper with TURNER sticker on back and the number 8532 stamped above it.  "Made in USA" stamp on left side with the number 28101S (?) beneath that. 

Appears to be at least 80% silver - maybe used as a candy dish? I think it may be russian or from Persia area (armenian). Any more information or ideas on its value and history would be great - thanks!

8 - 8" diameter snack plates indented with thumb hold also indent for coffee cups along with 8 cups stamped on back of plate and bottom of cup "Summiit Fine China Japan"

 These chairs are from the Ambassador Hotel.My uncle had an office there and he took these chairs when they re-modeled.They are from the 40's I think?

1940's or 1950's clarinet made by Topper, USA. One solid piece with removable mouthpiece in blue velvet lined original case.