This plate has the one large bust in the center and four smaller ones around the plate which has much "open work." It does not lay flat except in the center. It is on a white surface so the openwork should be visible. The appraiser from years ago said the bust is a Louis of France. Recently I was told the plate is German but no one knows who these men are. Thank you for any information.

2nd owner. Remodeling house.

purchased from some antique storeroom by my dad in the early 1990's. Has carvings of a couple (man looks to be maybe english, woman looks to be dressed like a peasant, and a man sitting on something playing a flute-like instrument. Has doors on top and bottom with shelves inside. All doors lock and I have the key.

The candelabra was given to a family member more than 40 years ago. Some of the gold has come off in a few spots as you can see in the pictures. I have all of the prisms. There are 18 total. Only 12 are shown hanging in the picture of the candelabra. One prism is broken (see picture of the 6 prisms and 3 bobeche).

I believe this piece is made of springs and horse hair and from Duetsch Brothers Furniture company that used to exist in Chicago (might have burnt down in the "Great Fire") No rips or tears all original material

This ship was found in the attic of a 130 year old house which is located in the Cornish mining town of Mineral Point, WI.