This chair was given to me by a friend in Texas, who also had it given to her by a friend.  I have owned it for about 10 years.  I have no other history on it.   There are no nails or metal fasteners used in its construction, except for the seat covering, which may not be original. 

This saddle was the Showpiece for High Desert State Bank in Albuquerque,NM. It was surrounded by originals by Georgia O'Keef. Rumored to be owned by the artist at one time.

It has been meticullously restored and is in excellent to mint condition. It could be placed in a museum the way it is. note the back seat has a small crack in it where the ornamental back is, which they chose to leave.

This very ornate figural pewter tankard was part of an estate from a German family. It has a name and number (perhaps a weight?) inscribed around the rim (Theodor Gustl Munchen, 79/IX.96.) and some words on the bottom (hard to make out) with the date and words "1871 Barth Munchen" cast on the side. There is a humorous scene on the lid--someone in a nightcap and nightshirt with a pillow fighting with a bearded man in uniform, and there are garlands of ribbons and fruit decorating the sides as well as some African faces. The piece is in good condition. I would welcome any information about this piece and its history and value! 

will send pictures as words won't help

The doll is a colorful version of the GREAT PUPPET. He has a yellow hat with a blue band on it; a once bright blue bow tie; baby blue shirt and red/yellow shorts. His arms move at the shoulders, but the rest of him is stiff. There are a few minor cracks in it and it's obvious it was not made in modern times--it has a rough texture for one thing. His markings are on his rear end.

BRIGHT REDS YELLOW ORANGE.