Furniture was purchased in 1981. I'm looking to possibly sell and would like to know what it is worth.  Furniture includes: Lighted desk hutch, 4 drawer desk with chair.  7 drawer vanity with mirror. 5 drawer dresser. 1 drawer nightstand and canopy twin bed.  All drawers are tongue and groove.

Hello

Hopefully you can give me some idea on the age of this chair which I purchased in an auction recently. To me the chair has a medieval look about it. It is in reasonable condition overall (especially the carving) however it is extremely worn in areas and it has a slight lean. The seat of the chair is very low to the ground ...approx. 30 cm from the ground. I also can't see any screws or nails anywhere on the frame. The wood looks to me like it is some kind of oak. 

I have attached 3 photos .

Thanks

Snitchel

THIS WATCH IS MINT AND WORKS WELL

1891 IS WHAT GOOGLE TELLS ME IS THE DATE?

SAFETY BARREL IS ENGRAVED INSIDE MOVEMENT ALONG WITH CURSIVE AMERICAN WALTHAM MASS AND SERIAL # 5746184

WATCH CASE IS CRESCENT WATCH CO. WITH PAPERWORK AND SERIAL # 45445 ON PAPERWORK AND STAMPED ON ALL SURFACES ALONG WITH TRADEMARK SHOOTING STAR

CASE IS BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED ON FRONT BACK AND SIDE OF CASE

I DO NOT WANT TO SELL THE WATCH BUT I NEED IT APPRAISED FOR INSURANCE

THANK YOU!

A.W.W.CO. WALTHAM MASS. is on watch face with roman numerals and seconds in small circle at the bottom of face.

safety barrel. is inscribed in movement on back with serial #10909914

american waltham watch co. is in cursive there as well

hunting case is stamped "CASHIER" with wings and a serial #217092

front of case is tamped with same serial #

works excellent and is mint except for very minor scuff on hunting case

I bought this to resell so I would like to know a resonable value for sale

wooden canteen with wood lid, lid has a crack across it but it still closes. The fur is intact as well as the leather and is in excellent shape otherwise.

fur feels like deer fur and seems to be glued flat on the wood. Straps are heavy leather and had side flaps. All decorations are layered with dark brown and burgundy leather.

Under side flaps there are stickers. Under one flap there is a handwritten E-43 and on the other one (see picture), there is writing that when I tried using translators it seems to be written in possibly Croatian, Bosnian,Serbian or Slovenian.

When I was sixteen I found this doll in a brown paper bag between the floor joists in my great-aunt's attic. My aunt said she bought it for her daughter but the daughter hated it and shoved it in the bag and hid it in the attic.  She gave it to me and it's been in my mother's curio cabinet ever since 1992.  It has absolutely no damage to the body or clothing, other than being a bit dirty from being under floor boards for 60 years. 

I am very interested in what the doll could be worth.  I currently have no plans on selling it, but I've been told that it may be a good idea to have it insured.  Any and all information will be appreciated.