curious as to the origin of this family pass-me-down.. (see image).

The watch is in perfect working order..

It is an old dresser with 2 large deep drawers. It has (across the top front) a small long drawer on each side with a wider drawer in the center. The center drawer has an area I believe for maybe tie clips? The dresser also has a mirror

silver plated windmill coin bank with mark (triangle with letter Z in the middle and letters PL underneath the triangle

German Flour Box. "Mehl" on front. Has a checked blue and white design. Hinged wooden top. Ceramic body. Probably part of a set.

Any info on this is appreciated. When it was produced, anything on the Marga trademark ont he bottom, value???

Neat looking piece. Sometimes you just can't pass things up when they are so inexpensive!

My father purchased this in the 1950's from Mr. Miller. He was in the southwest at the time.

The painting is in perfect condition, has never seen the sun. A wonderful oil painting, with deep vibrant colors.

I replaced the frame with a more modern look, about 20 years ago.

I purchased this dresser because of its scale and color and now I'm intriqued. There is a sticker on the back that says "Standard Furniture, Nashville TN". The dresser is solid wood, no particle/plywood and no veneers that I can detect. The drawers are dovetailed on all four corners. The mirror is pretty old and I would guess original. The claw feet are beautiful. The hardware looks like the original, no extra holes or new screws. The mirror frame is attached to the dresser with "primative" metal pegs. Any info you can give me would be great.

Thank you,
Laura