This hutch was originally owned by my late aunt, who passed it to my late father, who passed it to me. I was told it was bought in the 1940s. It is in excellent condition. Information about this is hard to find. I believe it was part of the neo-colonial period of furniture-making in the early- to mid-20th century. This was also a time when this type of wood (Brazilian rosewood, I think) was not endangered. I am uncertain of the value.

Phenominal grain pattern, 1 drawer, and everything works great peice for a collector.

it is a tea set with 8 piece setting with cups and saucers, creamer and sugar bowl and tea pot with two replacement lids.  no chips or cracks, looks to be in mint condition, echted with gold trim

Carved antique European armoire.  Exact country not known. Armoire has two drawers and two cubbies on left side, clothing space on right. On wheels. Some marks and scratches. 20” deep, 63” high, 38” wide.

This lovely head of a smiling child, signed Medardo Rosso.

In very good condition. As far as I know it has always been in my family.

All three of these figurines are made of wood.  Minnie is wearing a cotten dress.  All have the Disney decal on their belly. All are in very good condition with no wood or paint chips. One Minnie is missing the flower on her hat.