The porcelain egg is a Franklin Mint discontinued collection item. The gold painted butterfly at top of egg turns for the music. Gold plated lines decorate the egg with elegance as well as butterflies and sunshines. There are also synthetic diamonds in a row lined across the top of egg. The carousel horse inside the cut out egg is attached to a gold plated pole to create the illusion of carouseling. Velvet is inlayed within the top and bottom portions of the inside of egg. The egg is attached to a gold painted base stand with velvet foot pads to keep from scratching surfaces. 

This hutch has 3 shelves enclosed in a glass framed door and 1 draw below it.  The glass door is inlayed with a wood design.  The piece is beautifully designed from top to bottom with carved features.  It has been damaged in multiple places and will need to be refinished.

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Hi there,

I have this wooden armchair.  Has beads along the edge where fabric meets wood.  Not sure where it is from or when it was made.  It was my grandfather's and I am running out of room at my house.  My hope was to sell or donate it and I would like a rough idea on what it is worth.

Thank you for your time, and your help!

Mike

Hi there,

I have this wooden armchair with side cane.  Not sure where it is from or when it was made.  It was my grandfather's and I am running out of room at my house.  My hope was to sell or donate it and I would like a rough idea on what it is worth.

Thank you for your time, and your help!

Mike

Hi there,

I have this wooden armchair with back/side cane.  Not sure where it is from or when it was made.  It was my grandfather's and I am running out of room at my house.  My hope was to sell or donate it and I would like a rough idea on what it is worth.

Thank you for your time, and your help!

Mike

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