Sticker with J.B. Van Sciven Co. Camden NJ inside of drawer (second photo) We are the third generation to own it but do not wish to keep it.

We bought this trunk because of the beautiful carved wood scenes on all sides. There is a large dragon on the top with bats in each corner, smaller dragons on each side and birds on the front. The seller had very little history about the piece. It is darkly stained wood with (brass?) metal accents. I have no idea if it is antique or modern, but I have been able to find very little information about it to date and haven't seen anything else like it yet. Does anyone have any information about this or similar pieces?

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This cedar chest is in excellent condition.  It was purchased in 1946 for $27.95 from Montgomery Wards.  It is called "Lifetime Cedar Chest".  Has a bush button snap lock with key.  Special interlocking corner Joints, offset hinges, five-ply top to prevent warpage, heat fused veneers are water resistant, U.S. govt. standard 3/4" Tennessee Red Cedar Body, Reinforced Corner Lock to keep chest solid, Specially engrossed gift plaque, dust seal aids in keeping  cedar aroma in & dust out.  Excellent condition.  All Original tags and price tag attached.

This clock is beautiful and works perfectly. It chimes on the half hour and hour and has a nice, fairly deep gong. It has no noticeable imperfections. There is no discernible signature or mark on this clock, but an antique clock repairman said that it resembles clocks made in the 1800s.

beautiful antique vintage Grandfather clock is made of solid OAK !! Pure quality, it is signed: Howard Miller ! It works great, keeps perfect time, including the chimes every quarter hour ! The key is included ! In excellent condition, there is no damage, no repairs, and it is ALL original !

Sewing machine serial number 2581685, patented Aug 2 1887

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This is an original letter written from one masonic lodge to another inviting them to commomerate the birth of St. John. It is both hand written and typed with an original seal from a wax stamp.

I don't have a gram weight on these, but they measure approx 3/4" across, and have a bit of heft. Maybe 5-6 grams or so? They're in very good condition. I've seen pics of other Tiffany Schlumberger sea-motif pieces in the "Jewels of Tiffany" book, including largr pieces with the exact same clam shell design, and same signature style, so I am fairly confident these are real. They are marked 18K as well. However, I can't find any similar pieces online I could comparitively appraise against, and I'm certainly no fine jewelry expert by any means.