This is an African American babydoll,likely porcelin (doesn't seem heavy enough to be china). It was my grandmothers doll, she told me she played with it as a child, it may have been passed down to her. It is not broken, but has peeling on the head and face that has occurred over the last couple of decades in storage. The arms,legs and head are attached with an elastic system within the doll, I have shown it in a picture. The system is intact though the elastic may not be as tight as I remember it as a child ( I also played with this doll). The torso and limbs are 100% except for a two pinhead size nicks on one toe. The doll has three tuffs of black yarn hair and has metal earrings. The eyes (closed) are painted on.

It is a tall green glass lamp with a floral design on it. It has original lamp shade as well.

This doll belonged to my grandmother....she told me she played with it as a child. I believe it is porcelin, it does not feel heavy enough to be china....though my grandmother always called them the china dolls. It is not broken, but has areas that have the surface peeling off, mostly around the face, head and on the legs and feet. These have happened in storage over the past couple of decades. The body is stuffed, the head, arms and legs are breakable. It has a visible disc under the surface of its stuffed back that would appear to have made it a musical or possibly a crying doll at one time. I also played with it as a child and do not remember it making any noise at that time. I cannot find any markings, year or company etc anywhere on the doll. It is a full size baby doll. The eyes open and close, it has visible teeth inside an open mouth, there is slight damage to one finger, it looks like a small chunk as broken off.

I was out gargae saling and found it so I bought it thinkin it would be worth something and had one person look at it they told me its worth a lot of money and checked the paper and come to find out it could be an original and trying to find out what it is really worth.

I purchased this antique chair and am looking to have it reupholstered? Wondered of its age, value. Is it worth reupholstering? Nice, big, sturdy chair with loads of character. Do you know any history on these type chairs? It has the character faces on the top of each side of the chair next to the rolled top. Chair has casters and carving on arms.

this the food warmer its be in my husbands family for 30 years and we would like to know about this item and what is the value.