**The smaller piece is in mint condition, the larger one has a crack which you can see in the photo.

I'm certain the pieces were done in the mid 1800's and in England. They are beautifully done of hand cut glass, quite detailed and fine quality. I can not find any markings on either piece however, so would appreciate any information on the value.

I have listed pictures below. Item is aprox. 2ft H and 18 inches Wide. I do not know much about this item. Im wondering if these are original movie posters and how much they are worth. It looks to have be painted on the board.

I am trying to find out more info about this crock and what it is worth. I know it was made by Ransbottom but when? I can't find a single picture or information about this certain crock. It has the crown with the # 3 on it has no makings on the bottom It has the lid. both the lid and the crock have no chips or cracks in it. Is this one of the crocks that was made with red wing? Any information will be helpful thanks

You can find stock tickers online but none have a production number as low as 71. It doesn't have a globe and the base is in pretty poor shape. Pictures attached. Please email me [email protected]

This New Home Sewing Machine is in very good condition and still works! It has a belt, the wood is good, but worn in some spots (from someone sewing on it). It has a built in ruler.

This ring has been passed down to me by my mother. It belonged to her grandmother. She belonged to the Daughters of America. It was formed as an auxilary to the Jr. Order of United American Mechanics which was formed in 1891. I would like to know the value and more history, if any, on this ring.