Very nice oriental wood statue. Possibly a Monk or other religious figure. I was told it was used as a dinner bell. I think it was a prayer bell. The piece needs to be cleaned and repaired professionally as some of the paint is chipping off. It is missing the front of one foot and the striker for the bell is gone also. I've seen similar in an exhibition at the Birmingham, Alabama Museum of Art a few years ago. I have no idea exactly what and where it is from, nor the age of the statue.

indianapolis 500 vip 1993 pin. the back reads 1 of a limited edition of 50 and a ohone # of (818) 848-7223

It looks to be possibly silver and has a dark blue framed front (see pic)

 Antique Emil Paidar barber chair

I have an original Stump Speaker mechanical bank. I know that these were made by the Shepard Hardware Co. of Buffalo NY in the 1880s and early 90s, and this one is inscribed with "Pat. June 8, 1886" on the bottom. This piece has the spot for the trap door in the back, although it is missing the door and key. It also has a crack on the topp "deck" where the figure is standing, and it looks like another crack has been repaired in the past. The paint is still in pretty average shape compared to many of the other pieces I've seen online, and the mechanism works well still. I know that these in mint condition have been appraised at as much as $8k - $12k, and I find many online for around $3k. I know with the damage this could be worth considerably less than that, but I don't know exactly how much. Please take a look at the photos, I'm very interested to see how much this is worth. Thanks very much.

This is a Robert Lox signed oil painting on canvas in excellent to mint condition.  It was handed down to me and I was wondering the value and may be interested in selling.

Family keepsake.  International Silver Comapny 16 oz Soldered Silver