Friends of mine took care of children sent to US from Tyhlaind as a token of thanks to the couple who took care of there children while they went to school here  in US. There were originaly 2 of these elephants. I have one and a friend has the other. I have never seen wooden elephants like them. They are huge and the carving is excellent. Tusks are made of some white wood as well as the toe nails. Photo on request

Early 1950s childs rocker. Made by Delphos Bending Company. Good condition.I dont understand why i cant put on my pictures..so i guess you will just have to guess what it looks like

I tried doing a little research online, but the only thing I kept coming up with was Malcom Leland. I (now) know he was a mid-century potter, best known for his architectural pottery in the 1950-60's.

I found a few pictures of his smaller architectural work such as planters and vase pieces, but nothing as small as this. They looked very similar to this piece. Did he create smaller items? If not Malcolm Leland, does anyone know another Leland that did such pottery? Any insight as to the age, maker, and approximate value would be greatly appreciated.

Solid Oak Seven sided poker table, all seven original chairs with set, has removable chip trays with two cup holders per tray, center play area of table is a rubber material , all seven chairs are on wheels and feature the same oak build

Working 1901 Bressant Hair Clippers. Looking to receive an appraisal for possible sale.

I bought a headboard/footboard from an estate sale in an old hotel in downtown knoxville.  It's very unique... I've never seen anthing like it before.

The headboard and foot board are both curved on the sides - so it surrounds the ends of the bed.  It's all wood, the edges of it are duncan phyfe style.  The side facing the bed looks like wood veneer.

It's in storage and I can't access it for pics at the moment.

Anyone have any idea?