This is a numbered special edition crystal cognac decanter that was released by the Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne company to celebrate the millenium.  The bottle shape and design is identical to the company's much celebrated Palm D'Or champagne.  The piece is number #638 and seems to be quite rare.  I've only seen one other in 10 years.

I THINK THAT IT NEEDS REPLATING. I AM NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT SILVER ITEMS AND HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME PIECES.

IT IS SOME KIND OF SERVING TRAY.

Made by tobin fraley in 1988 in the second edition of The American Carousel Collection. named "The Illions Gold-Mane Jumper". It features a cherub behind the saddle, a gorgeous blanket with rhinestones (all in tact!!!), flowers, a colorful breastplate reading "By M.C illions", Tobin Fraley's signature on the belly of the horse and is mounted on a brass claw-foot stand. this horse is one of the few in the whole collection that has a real-hair tail, and leather reins and stirrups.

Coin on the stand reads "The american Carousel Collection-- By Tobin Fraley-- #1803/9500"

This radio was my grandparents and has been in my parents basement for years. My parents are wondering how much it would be worth. I was able to get a radio station to come in. It is in great shape except for the minor scratches on it. The serial number is #072563. Take a look and let me know what it might be worth. My parents might be interested in selling it.

Thank you

Never used.  In original box with cover for calculator and instructions.

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.