Located in cellar of 1920's built house.  

Appears to be carved top ,  with characters depicting various activities plus mythological type characters. Carvings to the table edges.  Any help with information on this piece would be appreciated to decide whether restoration is worthwhile and would contemplate selling in due course.

If anyone has ever seen anything like this before please let us know,  or even if they can identify the style of dress the boy is in.  The only I dentifying mark we can find is mexico carved into the stump of the tree.  The entire thing is hollow and has a slit on the back of the boy to put money in.  The lady that gave us this stated that it was in her grandmothers house ever since she was a child.  So I am guesing this weas made in the 40's but I could be way off. 

If anyone can tell us anything about this we'd be ecstatic. 

Thanks

This is a 18th century, Cuzco-Peruvian School painting of the Holy Family (Sagrada Familia.)  This painting has been with a private collector for half a century. Excellente Quality.

Civil War Era fainting couch in good condition with original upholstery.

This is a candy jar with a label for Sour Lemon.  Net WT. 7-1/4 Ozs. and is PKD by Fresh Pak Candy Co. Moline ILL 61265.  It says on the label collectors item and it has a wire hold down for the lid and a seal.  It has K 1881 1 on the bottom.

This is a Conferderate Soldier belt buckle with the letters CS.  I am trying to find out

if it is authentic.  It has a bullet in it as well.  I would also like to know the value

whether or not it is authentic.