The General Fireproofing Co. 7 drawer steel file cabinet. The paper and tape would be removed as I clean it up. It's 49.5" high, 19 3/8" wide and 28 1/4" deep. I've looked and looked and can't find a value online.
I bought this mirror with an order form on the back that reads: Order #1723; Number 721; Size 12/24-15/12; Rindsberger M'F'G. Corporation, Chicago, Illinois. I can find NOTHING on this mirror or company other than they may have gone out of business in the early 30's and were probably originally from Scandanavia. Any insight would be much appreciated!
Antique pig weathervane from NH barn. I think its copper. Please see pictures. Unknown age. We are still looking for supporting rod The pig is 27" long 20 tall and the nsew directional is 21"
Not sure how old this piece is but according to searches I've made it appears to be a majolica piece. Design is unique one of a kind candlestick with Italy inscribed in the bottom.
Gifted to my family in 1952 when living in the UK for my Father's Christening. The story goes that apparently the dress was much older when it was received by the family. Some say it could be made in the early 1800's but I am unsure and would like to get an idea of how old the gown really is. It used to have lots of petticoats, but my Nan had to use them as nappies for her children so it only has 1 petticoat left which has been mended by my family across the time.
