not sure ... but  I believe this is part of a chess set ... this is all i have of it .. 32 pieces of ivory very very detailed  in A  velevet lined box ...would love some on it .. Im sure we would like to sell if it is worth it ..

Sign has some rust on it but still in good shape for how old it is. It is made out of metal and is 36" in diameter.

pedestal desk w/ 4 drawers on each side, One thin in middle.

My husband received this as a gift from a previous employer. We have had it for around 10 years and it has been lovingly displayed in our home.

Would like to know how much it is worth.

I have four Tell City Chair Co. chairs.  The pattern number is 4561 and the original stain was Walnut #30.  The chairs all have the pattern number,  # 40 and sequential numers 1-4 (each chair numbered separately).  The seats have been recovered and the stain removed.  The wood has been oiled but not restained.  I would like to know the current value for the set of four.  Any help would be appreciated.  I believe the chairs were purchased along with a Kiel dining room table in the late 60's by my family.  The table is also listed on the site here.

Table is from Kiel Furniture Co. in Milwaukee.  There is a Watertown Slide on it that states it was patented June 18, 1898 - October 1, 1912.  There is a longer number that is only partially legible and a 4 digit number (5559) under that and under the 2nd number is the word local.  I believe the table was purchased used by my family in the late 60's from a neighbor.  Orignally it was stained a dark walnut color.  The veneer top was ruined at some point.  A wood grain formica top was put on to replace the veneer and the dark stain was removed and the wood oiled but not restained.  I would like to know the current value in it's current state.  Any help would be appreciated.