1953 Lionel Electric Train:

2343P - Diesel Santa Fe Engine - Power Unit

2343T - Diesel Santa Fe Engine

Operating Box Car

6462 - NYC - Black Gondola Car

6456 - Lehigh Valley - Red Hopper Car

6465 - Sunoco - Silver Tank Car

3464 - NYC - Operating Box Car

6457 - Lionel - Brown Caboose

One Pair No. 022 Remote Control "O" Gauge Switches - Lionel Trains

022C Switch Controllers & Lamp Cases with wires

Multi - Control "TRAINmaster" Transformer

No. 919 Lionel Artificial Grass

UCS "O" Gauge Remote Control Track Set

No. 154 Automatic Road Crossing Signal

7 pieces Curved Track - "O" Gauge

11 pieces Straight Track - "O" Gauge

Spare Track Pins

Instruction Manual and Catalogues

Lead crystal double handled tall vase, vintage around 1900's, in mint condition.

I haven been trying to do research on the armoire, but I have run into a deadend in countless areas. Can I please have some information on this Armoire? (time period, worth, etc.) Thank you!

Chairs are oprox 40 inch high  have large seat and are quite heavy ,seat carvings differ in design? there is small scrolling on ouside of arnrest' I am interested in trying to find a time period for these .I have no better pics at this time as chairs are in storage. Although they appear rough they are in pretty decent shape, "Mostly just dirty" My mother refered too these chairs as" tippy chairs" Se is in her 80's and sat in them as a child at her grandmothers.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You

According to the lady that lived in the home where this was found...This item was featured in the Neiman Marcus Christmas catalog. Date and year are unknown. I have not been able to locate an exact model like this one any where.
All is original and in working order. The mane, tail and 1/2 of the reign is missing. Original paint, tires, etc.Front legs on horse move when pedaled

This may be a painting of the California Coast.  My grandmother had this painting in her possession since I was born, 1975.  She and her friends are no longer living, so I cannot ask about its origin.  She could not have paid much for it because she never could afford it.  It's possible a friend gave it to her.  Her husband was a massage therapist for the Senators on the east coast, where they lived a short time, and then a physical therapist in Los Angeles, so he had a regular client base.  It's possible a client gave it to them.  The painting has a beautiful view of the rocky coast with vigorous waves.  It looks like the sun is still out.  Water is blue, sky is almost clear with some clouds, some small waves have crashed on rocky outcropping in the foreground, another large wave started to crash and is coming towards the coast, and beyond the large wave in the near distance there are other waves coming towards shore.  The oil is slightly rough, not smooth, but also not a thick layer of oil.  Painting signed Robert Weeks at bottom right.  I want to sell it after I get an accurate appraisal.