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This item belonged to my grandfather and still works. I think it was built in WWII, give or take a few years, but there are no date markings on it.

This dresser has 2 side-by-side drawers at the top and the bottom, and 2 full-length drawers in the middle. It has a sticker in the top right drawer that says "Made from Solid Appalachian Beech". The Davis Cabinet Company sticker on the back says "346 Chest on Chest" as stock no., and Heirloom Beech as the finish. It's in great condition except for the finish on the top and some finish wear on the front of it. Can't find anything like it when I "google" Davis Cabinet Company, look on Ebay, etc., so curious as to what it's worth.

The trunk is black with a flip clasp on either end and possibly a locking latch in the middle. There are two leather handles one on the top and one on the front. The interior has two straps on the upper and lower right hand side and what looks like a steel bar on the top left. The bar does not move except for a rotating piece on the outer end. There is also a piece of hardware on the bottom opposite the bar.

The only thing I know for sure is it was manufactured by Crouch & Fitzgerald.

I just got this chair yesterday. It is wood, not sure what type, with cushion seat that has seen some wear. The seat lifts up and down. Not sure on age or where it was made. There is what appears to be a signature on the bottom of the seat, but not sure what it says.

I have original paperwork listing the original MSRP of this dresser at $2425 with a date of 9/1/1990 on it. The dresser was made by Hickory White, and part of the "Shansi" Collection. Overall good condition, but it could use a refinishing.