This picture was my grandmother. She owned a dress shop and traveled the country.  She bought this picture on one of her trips. When she passed, I had ownership and stored it away for about 20 years. Thas is all the information I have.

Joyce Ranahan

Engraved print of France with the drawn by T. Allom on botton left corner and on the bottom right corner engraved by T. Willmore.

I think pretty good condition.

The print is framed and on the back of the frame it says:

WKA

Old Prints and Maps

Circa 1840 Registered Title No. 100-254

ALLOM'S FRANCE

An engraving from France Illustrated, displaying the scenery, architecture and social habits of that country. Hand Colored.

Styled for DALLAS SHOWROOM

Has a working lock and original key.

Old Iron twin bed that converts to a double bed.  The piece that converts is underneath on wheels and pulls out level to the bed to double its size.  All springs and hardware appear to be there and in working order.  My grandparents bought this from an auction back in 1950 so its at least that old.  I can't seem to find anything online about these beds or what they were called.

Sleeping baby porcelain doll with hand painted lips, eye lashes and eyebrows, hand knitted brown jumpsuit and hand knitted white bib, soft body, porcelain, hands and feet

Ceramic Nativity Scene

Stable with Light and Music...plays "Silent Night".

20 pieces in light blue glaze

Stable 13" W x 13" H x 5" D