Its been with the family for over 50 years.  Its a gorgous flower vase, gold covered with a beautiful flower desing on it.

This cabinet had belonged to my grandparents most likely from the turn of the century and moved to our North Carolina house when my father moved here with us 17 years back. It served as a greeting table in the front hall of his home and unfortunately has no real place in our home. I need to know if it is a Duncan Pfyfe piece since I have been unable to find any illustrations of this anywhere and I want some info on it before I try to sell it.

Beautful wind up wall clock - only manufacturing marks are stamp on Back saying West Germany.

Marks on the pendulum are finger prints only

Clock face has Ergo stamped into Design - clock face is 8 inch diameter

There is a hand written sticker with price and V number - think it is inventory numberV100730612

Clock movement is Jauch Nov 1979 - Stamped on clock movement Back

Part of back chime assembly has number Stamp H108S

Clock can be set to Silent, Westminster and Ava Maria - chimes

During Silent mode clock still has a tick tock sound. Keeps perfect time.

Would like to know the current value and any history on this beautiful time piece.

ie manufacturer , time period etc.

Thank You.

dinind room table that i have no clue about!!  

My grandmother purchased this knitting machine from the Gearhart Knitting Machine Co. in Sept. of 1923. I have the original knitting contract between Gearhart and my grandmother in which she agrees to knit "Allwear" hosiery at the rate of $1.75 per doz. for 3 years in order to pay for the knitting machine and accessories.The contract is signed by E. J. Gearhart, gen. mgr. I also have other letters as well as the original instruction booklet. Photos are available but I'm without a computer and can only send them via text msg. There will be some pictures posted on my Facebook page (Daune Ketelaar).

 Could you tell me what this is worth?