Please help me understand the history, approximate date, general value and any other information about this display case. The maker is wylie and lochead, see pic of label. I cant find much online other than they opened in 1829 and were bought in the mid 1900's. nothing on this piece or anything similar. it has 2 glass shelves that go in it and the backboard is wallpapered. The legs have a nice french style curve to them with good detail on them. Help would be great!   David and Tara

This is a rocking chair that was handed down to me.It is said to be on the Oregon Trail

I do not know what this item is exactly called. I cannot find another to match it to. Is it a sideboard buffet or a hutch? I would like to know something of its making. I brought this from my ex husband as he needed some money. He said it was his grandmothers that she transpoirted from accross the plains when she migrated west. The beveled glass is original. I may be interested in selling this piece. I appreciate any information that anyone would give me.

This pole has been in a basement on display along with a Koken chair since the 1970's.  Looking to find out a bit more about it and what it might possibly be worth.  Pictures may be available at a later date.  Please email with reply.

I bought these at a local antique shop and now am wondering if they are legitimate or not. They are kiln-fired and shiny and no wear is visible on the top. I'd never seen anything like it so I picked them up. They are two little black children on a pickle. That is the oddest thing! They aren't perfectly painted and there is wear on the bottom but no distinguishing marks, except for corks that plug the hole in the bottom. The corks do not look old. The bottom is unpainted, rough ceramic. I'm wondering if this is just a replica.

football coaches ...stamps  vince lombardi,bear bryant,pop warner,george halas, madonna and child stamps 1991