A walnut trash can that has a gruvwood accessory sticker on the bottom. There are a few scratches on the walnut, but otherwise like new condition. The sticker says it is from the house of good taste at new york's world fair. Made by National Products Inc. Louisville kentucky.

After searching for hours, I cannot find a sewing machine with the following information found from the machine and instruction book. Zenith sewing machine, made in 1949, Model RBR written on bottom of machine. Instruction Book states Model R40, Rotary Electric Sewing Machine. See pictures for the excellent condition the machine and cabinet is in. Has ALL original parts, accesories and Instruction Book, along with a Warranty dated 1949.

These are items which have been passed down in the family for a long time. I never ever thought much of them until I saw something on the internet. I was curious if someone knew more and maybe the name, material of them and value.

The lady said it was an antique male celtic ring. It's made of silver ( I tested it), and has a red stone in the middle, probably NOT a ruby. The antique shop in Edinburgh was very small and simple, not posh at all.

This is a really nice and sturdy Conant ball table. It's in good condition with some wear.

This is a rare Charter Oak cast iron parlor stove. I have only seen one other stove like this online, also on this website. This stove, however, is in much better condition. It has no rust, no missing parts, no cracks, and is in good-excellent condition. This stove has not been used in at least 30 years.