Antique bedroom set.  Bed, dresser & nightstand.  Bought in the early 1980's in Holland as an antique.  Purchase price somewhere between 15 to 25K.  No distinguishable markings that we can see.  In good to excellent shape.  Thought to have been manufactured in Europe in the late 1800's.  Bed is make to accomodate a small stature individual.  Looks to be hand carved.  Any information would be much appreciated.   

There are more pictures than listed. The sword is extremely detailed. The blades are dull on the sides but the sword is sharp at the tip. I really believe the condition to be near excellent but it needs to be properly cleaned. I do not want to mess it up so I will wait to see if we can have it cleaned professionally. There is rust on the  top part of the blade and some green buildup on certain parts. The person that he got it from years ago said that he had it for twenty years. I do not think the original guy bought it new either. I think it may have been an heirloom of some sort. If it is authentic, it may have been ceremonial or something. It has very good weight to it, especially where the handle is. It also has the sheath, which is also very detailed.

the picture feels like some kind of material  the s looks like a backwords 2 and the t looks like a hockey stick

In need of reupholstering and minor touch-ups in the varnish.

 1877 Grandfather Clock made in Germany and has a card that shows every owner since.  In excellent condition - needs to be recalibrated from moving which is a minor cost to do.

I was rocked in this chair as a baby in the mid 1960's and my mother remembers this chair form her childhood in the 1930's. She says her father remembered it from his childhood in the early 1910's and that it had come from a neighbors home and that they had brought it over from Europe. The last part we question but I would love to know more about this rocker, so if anyone has any ideas about it's origin, who made it, and the etching you would be greatly helping solve a life long mystery