This Dinging room furniture was purchase by my Grandparents at Carson Pierre Scott, in Chicago, in the late 1800s or very Early 1900s. The whole set was passed down to me in 2004. The table is 5 ft long with 4 leafs and table pads were kept on the table for all those years, until 2004( I now uncover to show the beautiful wood. The chairs are high back upholstered in marroon velvet. The 6th chair is a captain's chair with curved wooden arms and embroidered seat back. The buffet has 2 large linen drawers, china cabinet space on one side and inside drawers for silver on the other side. The serving table is more narrow than the buffet. The all have beautiful detailed bases. The basse of the table is alittle worn with some scratches, otherwise in very good condidtion. This item is original fininsh and original upholstery. I would like an appraisal for insurance.

I am looking for any information on this piece.

Price would be nice - but the history/maker/etc would be great.

Thank you - Lisa

This was my Grandmothers house and has been on our shelf for a couple years and was just checking out and figured out it was a cigar box and was wondering what the value of this is if any

 My neighbor is moving and needs to get rid of the item. I offered to take it for her. I do not know exactly what year it is from but she believes it was purchased in  the late 50s or early 60s.  When plugged in the compressor hums, so that is not an issue. Also I have the PC #, however, one digit was unidentifiable. 5899*57-12-54

I have original straps,all buttons and notes work,the keys have some wear marks and some stains that wont come out,but does not affect the playing.I am curious how old and how much it is worth.the tag that has the cereal number is worn off and you are not able to read the #....

oblong shape with leaf pattern and stem as handle