I have searched the net for an image of something similar to try to get an idea of what it is and its age without any luck. It is very crudely made, the metal is extremely hard and gold in colour. It has not tarnished in the 35 years that I have had it. Other than the pattern on the ring, which consists of hearts covering the front, and hearts and clovers on the band, there are no other markings. The band is far from perfectly round and does not join to the metal at one side. I reside in Australia, and am not too sure how long the old lady who gave it to me was living here, nor her origin or how long she owned the ring prior to giving it to me. I can only assume that it is some sort of costume jewelry, for it to be so easily gifted to a child.

side table has 3 front doors with four glass or crystal handles, but two are missin goff the top drawer

side storage containers with a top that closes

Let photos speak for the item.  It is missing one peice.  Would like to know any history that you can provide.

Its a CONN I believe 1918 French Horn.  It is a double horn. The Serial Number is 21570. The condition is pretty good. No major dents. Still has a shine to it. It plays really well.

I am not really sure how I can put pictures here.  But as for description - I believe the cabinet is solid Cherry, it is extremely heavy.  The door on the right has a shelf and a large drawer, and the door on the right contains 3 smaller drawers.  There is a hidden compartment for the sewing machine - the original sewing machine is no longer in the cabinet as was replaced some years back - possibly even twice.  One of the clips on the top cover that hides the machine is broken.  The bottom of the cabinet is scuffed a bit likely from being moved many times through the years.  I would love to have an approximate value and might consider selling it.

Tea/Coffee Set marked the Brooklyn Silverplate Co. 701. There are birds and grapes on the handles and wat appears to be a narrow fan on the body of the pieces with bleaves on a branch beside it. It's rather tarnished.