Ed Roos Company of Forest Park Cedar Chest, Forest Park Line, I have the certificate that says The Cedar in this chest is guaranteed to be genuine tennessee Aromatic Red Cedar. On the bottom of the chest it says No 3400, then the number 4527 and walnut are stamped on it.

this is not my safe.but this one is just like it but mine is in much better condition. i would like to know what it's worth..

Don't know much about it. I know that Ganz is known for his stuffed bears. I got them from a toy collector.

Was purchased in Windsor Art & Mirror Company in Pico Rivera, CA 90660

the model is M20168003

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These are wooden japanese shoes, I think.  They have an ivory, shalelike inlay .  They are wooden, with a single strap across the top.

This armoire was given to me by a friend who purchased it from an antiques dealer.  The dealer told him that the piece was 18th century Austrian.  I do not know what my friend paid for it--but because he is an interior designer my guess is that he bought it based more on aesthetics than on a desire to invest in antiques. 

The wood has been worm eaten and there are obvious condition issues as you will see in the pictures.  Among them: A hole has been drilled in the back in order for the armoire to function as an entertainment center (I'm guessing).  A series of numbers has been written on the inside in black marker and there looks to be some sort of identifying information on the back as well.  The large dovetail joinery holding the upper left cornice in place has given way so the cornice is now being held in place by mending plates.  Missing from the pictures is a notched divider and a hanging rod (both made of the same pine).

It's a great-looking piece but, as previously stated, has obvious issues.