I bought it at an auction in Virginia about 10 years ago.  The frame is a gold like color. 

I do not know much more then that.  I am having toruble uploading many of the pictures I have taken of the picture.

A Beautiful Purse made by Whiting and Davis Mesh Bag Co., and made in the USA, it is engraved on the inside frame. This Authentic 1920's purse is in fairly good condition, the kisslock closure doesn't close tightly and there are a few small wear marks on the mesh and a few rust spots on the outside frame, but overall it is in pretty good shape for its age. The bag is fairly small measuring 5 and 1/2 inches wide at the bottom and 5 inches tall with a 9 inch long chain handle.

hand carved hardwood. All keys work. 

9 inches tall glass covered compote with human head finial, does have a chip onthe head of the finial, i just saw another one with the same chip so I think is a weak spot on the piece. Don't know anything about it...

This camera was given to me when I was a kid from my grandma. It was hers so I'm assuming it was from the 50's? Perfect condition, besides one small chip on it's side.(not noticeable) For some reason it wont allow me to post a pic. but if you look up brownie bullet kodak camera.....

H. Hargrove. Oils, any info appreciated,12X16, One Signed one not. Both certified by Home Galleries, numbered 217987 oil #2 (signed) and 169364 oil #1. Oil #2 canves is marked 190 in what looks like pencil. 199 is stamped on frame.Oil #1 is marked 188 and has 199 stamped on frame. Oil #1 is stamped Jan 4 1983 on frame. Oil #1 has handwriting (in pen) on back edge of canvas. Perhaps by previous owner(s). Rasch    Mar, 22     199  DRIFT, is written in blue. MONTILEONE      GREBING is written in black.