Vase is marked as ‘Made in Japan” in the base. The vase is unusual in that it has an American Indian that has a Midwestern head dress while standing by a palm tree.  

40x35 painting on cardbord with fram date on back 2001 artist jack terry does have

name on it and copy right thing its two men on horses riding in the rain with rain

coats on it does have a few scratches on it but its in ok shape on the back it says

on a sticker made exelusively for home interiors and gifts mabe in the usa its in a

wood frame with gold trim the pitcher is about 30x24 1/2 with a green 3 inch border

around whole pitcher it looks like a oil painting but its on cardboard not canves

 Was told it was made of teak, we aren"t sure. We don't know anything about it, some old man was trying to tell us things, but we'd like to know a little more. The bottoms of all the chairs are stamped black "1890 HONDERICH" . Table comes with 3 leaves and 6 matching chairs. We were told the chairs were never reupholstered or refinished. I can't seem to find any information on Honderich Furniture Company though, other than that it was in Ontario, I believe.

Metal Mr. Slushy sign.  I do not know very much about it

 This is a complete set of chessmen, hand-carved out of African elephant ivory in the early 1960's. The figures measure from 2 1/2 inches (pawns) to 4 inches (kings and queens) and are very african in design. They are natural in color for the white peices and dyed black for the opposing black pieces. All peices are there and intact. They were brought back to the United States some time in the 60's and have been in my family ever since then.