This is a beautiful antique sofa, with a down cushion and wicker backing.  It was purchased from an antique store in Pasadena, CA. The store had newly reupholstered the sofa in this gold and green silk fabric. The fabric is in excellent condition since I used it for maybe a week and then covered it and put in storage. The wicker has a few areas where the paints worn off, and the wood also has some signs of wear.



I don't have the dimensions on hand, but I could easily get them. It is small enough to fit in the back of most SUVs or vans. I would really love to sell it and could probably arrange a local delivery. I'm in Seal Beach, just a few miles south of Long Beach, CA.

This spoon belinged to my mothers deceased husbands family. I am not sure if it was purchased or handed down in the family. I have been afaid to clean it and cause any damage. Not sure what metal it is there is no obvious marking that would state that except maybe on the front. I have included the best photo's I could get of it.

Has two small drawers with dove tail joints and key locks.  Legs taper wider at the bottom. Low shaped half shelf on bottom.  Used to have something attched to the top in the back, still has holes and locking mechanisms.  Small metal plate says Revell & Co , Chicago. Brass hardware.

Any help to identify will be appreciated

on the bottom it has a seal with the number 1208.  the seal says Silver Co. quadruple.  This was handed down to me from my mother in-law.  I have no idea it's value.

Left hand corner under the lithograph has, F.F. Palmer. DEL. In the center are the markings: "Entered according to an act of Congress a.d 1864 by Currier and ives in the clerk's office of the District Court of the United States for the Souther District of New York. Then to the far right corner it says: Lith of Currier and Ives, N.Y. Then centered is the title: "AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAIN." and under that title is: New York published by Currier and Ives 152 Nassau St.