This stop watch seems in good shape for as old as it appears to be. There are a couple of minor flaws (minute numbers on the inside, slightly faded) on the face. There is a larger chip to the left and above the "55" mark. It still runs in great condition and always resets to "0." Any help with getting a ballpark figure with this watch would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

White Snowey Owl landing on pine branch. You should be able to see pictures in Boehm literature. Only 25 or 50 made. Think one is in White House.

I bought this beautiful and rare bench years ago in an antique shop.

its a brown trunk. looks like leather... has black metal outlining around the locks n on the corners and edges. label says "William Bal Newark N.J Spec1198 Contract 4-25-1917 Philadepot"

Y level from WE Elliott, High Holburn, London. Small inscription of 268 above London. Came in a wooden box with a leather strap.

This is a wooden buffet with hutch. Mirror and small shelf at back pf buffet. Hutch has three doors. Center door is intricately carved and features a couple dancing outside while a man plays some kind of flute next to them (he is sitting on what appears to be a barrel). The bottom half has two large doors and shelves inside. All doors feature pretty gold-toned (maybe brass) decorative locks, and we have the key that fits all of them.