Got these lamps a few years back and I am having trouble finding information on them. One lamp still has the lable on it, which reads" TYNDALE HAND SIGNED". The other is missing its lable but both have same artist signature. The shades may or may not be the originals, I was hoping you could tell me. And lastly, what are there value?

There is really nothing more to say.  That's all I know about it. 

This is an "Evans Chicago" brand coat. Overall, the coat is long,

most likely about 3/4 length for a woman. The fur is very soft

on the coat, though I am unable to determine what kind. It is

a light to medium brown colored fur throughout the entire j

jacket. It also has a collar that is made of the same type of fur.

On the inside of the jacket is a silver lining which has embroidered

flowers that are medium and small in size throughout the inside.

It has the same color silver lined sleeves with frills at the end

of the arms. The inside pockets are brown and inside one pockect

is a tag that reads "FUR LABEL AUTHORITY" "MANUFACTURED

UNDER FAIR LABEL STANDARDS." " B  A744246."

This painting is well done. I believe it to be oil on velvet with a handmade wood frame. I cannot find this picture in a poster anywhere. The painting is signed with what appears to be the first letter "Q". Sig., may be distinguishable to a trained eye. Painting has an l shaped tear and the canvas is easily crushed when touched. I would rate it good condition and guess its age at 30+ years.

Outstanding Antique or Vintage Asian carved bone vaseor mosaic lacquer vase with intricate design. This must have taken ages to complete and the workmanship is outstanding! I've never seen one like this before and I fell in love with it on sight.  It has gorgeous water lotus flowers all over the vase and other floral along with lacy scrollwork. It is laquer over a very heavy brass vase and stands 7 inches tall by 5 1/4 inches wide. It is in incredible condition except for one small edge chip that is extremely narrow and only took off a sliver and two fleabites that are really tiny. Not sure of the age on this but believe it is an early piece due to extensive research.

I bought this painting at an auction 5 or so years ago because I just love the subject, and despite it's age, and lots of cracking in the painting, it has tremendous color. It appears to have been repaired several times also. When I bought, it was sold as attributed to Joshua Johnson. Mid 1800's who painting mourning portraits. There is no signature. I am just putting this out there to see if anyone can tell me anymore about this or give me an appraisal. I know that in that time period they did paint portraits of dead children, I wish I knew who had painted it.