I wish I could tell you some basic information about this object but I honestly have no idea where it came from, I found it among some rubbish that had been fly tipped near my old house and it has been sitting in my kitchen ever since. When I found it it had been converted into a rather ugly looking lamp with a hole in the bottom for a wire to run through.

The second and third picture are of three symbols that are across the neck on both sides.

 

unopened 100 year old deck of playing cards. congress woodland backing. still wrapped and with the gold seal intact. gold seal pic was over size limit.

 5-piece place setting for 6 people. Actually my brother in law has another exact set, so it could be for 12 people. Dinner plate or charger, luncheon/salad plate or smaller charger, demitasse cups and saucers with Lenox china liners, goblet with real gold wash inside. Besides the initials that indicate E. G. Webster & Son, faint marking E 8111/25. Repousse pattern is musicians, dancers, birds, and floral. Very little if any wear or discoloration. 1 or 2 plates have a couple of "dimples", and 1 Lenox liner is missing small chip. Lenox cups have a gold band aroud the top. Have not been able to find anything like this set available anyware. Just a few holloware pieces. I saw a matching coffeepot on line already sold. We originally had the matching coffeepot and sold it for $500 in the 70's. My cousin said the goblets are lined with platinum gold, but that doesn't sound right to me. I would like to know what you think the goblets are lined with, and what you think the whole set is worth. Am I better off selling it in pieces?

Sharp 19SV111 television with biult in Nintendo system.  Has two controllers and mario vs duck hunt gaow much tme.  Good condition, everything works.  I am hoping to find out it's worth.  Not sure if I want to sell it yet.

 This book has all the pages, and is called Tennyson's Poems, published in Chicago and New York by the Heeneberry company.  Spine is taped, and leather is worn off on the left 1/4 top of the front of the book.  aA gold "medallion" picture of Tennyson on the front. Has To The Queen as an introduction and dated 1851

On original copy of A Spanish Grammar by Samuel Garner. This book was published in 1901 by American Book Company. In very good condition.