I was TOLD this is an original Factory/Plant Sign from a GM Parts Receiving Bay in Ontario, Canada.  It is a 2-piece sign that measures 15' x 2' and is in Fair condition.  There are some rust spots where the Porcelain chipped off but it shines very nicely.

there 20 porcelain molds prototypes by tassi from the 1700's each is numbered and were mounted in picture form to protect them

they came from an antique shop in new york many years ago and were bought by an interior decorator who now has an interest in selling them but needs to establish a value for this item

The wood looks good, no cracks or dents - it's very hard wood. Looks to have been reupholstered. Looking to find out if this is authentic or a reproduction. No casters. Back legs on all items are straight and uncarved.

clearly this is a shield has aztec/spanish theme to it solid brass with copper rivets

has uneven edges but lots of design to it--we were told handed down in the family and all they knew it was old

womans bulova watch, wind up, gold face with gold numbers at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10, square with what looks like small fans on the top and bottom that hold the band on. the band is also gold chain. on the back it say bulova M6, which i understand is 1966. it  no jewels, has a red second hand. works great. says 10k RPG bezel on back.

The sketch was given as a gift to a person identified by the artist as "Bud".  The sketch immortalizes the clearing of land to establish lakes and streams.  Wheatland Reservoir No. 2 is now a resort and fishing community near Rock River, Wyoming.

The back of the sketch signed by the artist Gertrud E. Goetz -

"Happy Birthday, Bud.  Pen & Luk 1/30/90 ~ 75;Wheatland Rervoir #2 1822-1890"

and includes a phone number.