This rolling cart has 2 drawers on top and a cabinet underneath. The top of the piece folds out on hinges to create a longer surface.  When unfolded, the top has a black inlet finish (looks like the black surface isn't wood).  Inside the right drawer is a stamp that says, "Henredon fine furnishings".

I do not know much about this table except that it belonged to my grandparents and I believe it was made by the Henredon Company.  It includes 2 leaves.

They need reupholstering, refinishing and the  head chairs need some structural work. I  am not really interested in selling them, rather would like to know if they are valuable enough to fix as needed, or not.

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This is a nice, heavy, apparently

Hand made bowl from Italy

-- The bottom is signed and I’m not sure if the number

is a year or number of the bowls made like this -

Be sure to see the pics

It measures about 9” across and 4” tall

There are no breaks or chips that I can see

-- to me it looks like the colors ran out of the design -

The full set comes with a long sleeve uniform shirt, pants with original laces, socks, and a merit badge sash with 28 old style merit badges and 5 advancement pins. Also includes two organization strips, a Scout Troop position patch, and a camp participation patch. No rips, tears, or holes and I have never seen a complete set before. It is very hard to come by.