I have this desk and I think it's a mid century desk based on a very similar item i've seen online http://www.metroretrofurniture.com/cgi-bin/store.pl?item=9973&cameFrom=322. It's almost the exact same item, but the legs on my desk are metal, but painted over and not chrome. It's in fair condition.. drawers are in great condition and overall desk is also great.. doesnt have any major scratches or dings.. but just wear from age. want to sell it and want to know how much I can sell it for. The only distinguishing marks are Kronaflex rollers and from googling them, looks like the company that made them delisted that trademark in the 70s. It's mostly wood veneer with metal legs. It weighs a ton and I'm not sure why.. the desk is very sturdy and I think the weight is probably the table top which is super thick and I dont know what it's made of.

My parents purchased it new in 1981 and I am interested in selling it, however I don't really know what I have or how much it's worth. Overall dims with the Shade mounted: 18-3/8" Wide x 49" High !! Shade (unmounted) 18-38" Diam. x 20-1/4" High Lamp Height (without bulb): 33" Lamp Width: the (4) little hanging chandeliers are a little wider so the overall width is: aprox 14" Note: 12-1/2" Wide (the fixed arms that hold the mini chandaliers) Any help would be greatly appreciated.

centaur like bronze figure holding a woman. signature on back is too hard to read. looks like a. hawken or something

I really don't know anyhting about this jug. I found out through an antique dealer that it looks to be alkaline glazed and made around 1860 to 1890. The makers mark is just a single T and there is the number 2 on it for the gallons.

I have the framed original sea watch list for the very first voyage of the SueJa III, later named the Mariner III, this superyacht was comandeerd for war use in WWll also and is still used for private charters today. Many famous people have chartered this boat in the past and John Barrymore had a twin of it made by the same designer.

VINTAGE LEATHER BOMBER JACKET WITH LAMBS WOOL LINING. NOT SURE WHAT DATE IT WAS MADE. I FOUND IT IN A THRIFT STORE IN THE 1970'S IN PALM BEACH. PAWN STARS FEATURED A SIMILAR JACKET THAT THEY SAID WAS WORTH 3500.00.