This is beleived to be an immortelle globe from the late 18th cent. or the early 19th. cent.-inside is a 12" tall cross covered in green velour. - surrounded by beaded glass flowers - representing cala lilys, hyacinths, baby's breath, ivy, clovers, etc.-the flower blossoms are pearls, large glass beads or silver beads.-the stamins appear to be gold beads. The cross is mounted on a two step velour covered stand. - The glass dome is 14"high x 12" dia. standing on a 14" dia turned rosewood base.

This chair was handed downin the family and to the best of my knowledge came from MN grandparents who must have had it in the early 1900's.  Unsure if it's American or Eurpopean.  39" tall and seat is 20" diameter.  Wood appears to be mahogany.

 im afraid i cannot provide a long description as i dont kow much about them other than that they belonged to my grandmother.

  see  enclosed pictures

This is a glass dome immortellie globe - inside is a 12"tall green velour covered cross on a pyramid base - surrounde by glass beaded flowers  with silver  or pearl inserts for the blossoms - gold beads for the stamens - beaded flowers are cala lilys, hyacainths, baby's breath, clovers and others that i can't decide. Globe is 14" high x 12" dia - mounted on a 14" turned rosewood base.

I have posted pictures of my cedar chest. It is on wooden wheels, has two brass strips on each side of the outter lid with brass tacks and a brass plate on the front of the chest with a circular key spot above it (size of dime?)