I am really curious about this painting. I have never seen another one like it anywhere. We've had it for as long as I can remember. I was told it came from a bar, but I have no idea about the history beyond that. I'd really like to know the history of this painting and if it's anything special or not. Please let me know.

I want to say there is a small signature in the bottom right corner, but I don't want to say for sure. I'm not in the same location as the painting right now to verify it. Also, the condition would be excellent I would assume. It has only hung on the wall, so it has never been abused.

the serial number is 56296 and it has young and sons trademark stamped on it  

Drawing of a skyline by Leon Dolice.  1892-1960 It has no title and is signed by Dolice in pencil.

Thiis rocker was given to my mother by her great, great, great aunt.  Not too much is known how she got it since she is gone. 

This 19th-century rope bed is made of maple in the Federal/Cannonball style.  It was purchased in Ann Arbor, Michigan and was appraised in the 1980's for $1,000.00.  It has its original bolts but brackets have been attached to accommodate a modern mattress.  It is in good condition with some nicks on the beam below the headboard and a subtle wood-stain drip mark on the back of the headboard.

Signed and Serialized Itzchak  Tarkay.......Unique is each woman has one dark arm.  Beautifully framed......