It is a highly artistic carving of the Hindu Godess Lakshmi. She is represented sitting on a large lotus flower, one leg folded into the center, one leg  resting on the ground. Two of her four arms are directed upwards,hands  holding lotus flowers, one other hand presents the Abhaya Mudra ( gesture of protection)and one hand is in the Varada Mudra ( gift giving gesture). The entire figure is richly dressed, every millimiter is carved, the benevolent expression on her face is captivating.

This sewing machine was purchased in about 1929 by my wife's mother. My wife

learned to sew on it when she was 13 years old. She made her own wedding dress

57 years ago. The light bulb on the machine still works. The box on the side of the

cabinet hold accesories.

A quarter-sawn oak "modular" filing cabinet. The cabinet is made of three drawer sections (Base, Mid, Top) plus the top cap. All sections, and top cap, held together with long brass pins.  The small knob at the bottom of the bottom section has an intertwined SM or MS.  I have not been able to identify that maker's mark.

This was bought from an old Jewish man that came out of Germany about

40yrs ago.

This was bought over 30yrs ago and all the information has been lost.

All I know is its believed to be from the (Qing Dynasty)

it is a small rectangle mahogany table, has 4 metal claw feet, a glass table top that is framed in the same mahogany wood. It has the number 3659 stamped in white on bottom of the table top