This is an old Fire Extinguisher. It doesn't have any kind of serial number or date on it - just says Red Star Model # 303. On the top it has the letters EM inclosed in a diamond on the left side and GEP inclosed in a square on the right side. It is a 2 1/2 gallon had fire extinguisher classification A-1 No. B-856475

This painting has a few pinholes as well as one small tear. It is an oil painting. Don't know much about it. Was told that it was post WWII.

Still in working condition, slightly smaller than half dollar size.

Certified Paint. Original certificate in owner's possession. Signed PORTOCARRERO 66. Need some restoration. As per Appraiser (cert. issued 1/9/98) states: Slight abrasions on the overall surface with a few points of loose pigments - Restoration is recommended. Restoration might cost @ $900.00 USD. Need to know approximate actual value.

Thank you,

Sergio

Ribbed silver baby cup stamped Meriden B Company #91

This piece has been in our family for five generations. It was bought new by my great grandmother from Schuler's Furniture and Funeral Parlor in either Neillsville or Greenwood, WI in 1892. It has since been passed down and has been used as a general storage piece. My grandmother laquered the exterior (bartopped it) and painted the interior pink. The top piece has apparently been reattached with nails after some bowing caused the glue to come loose (don't know when). It was a very popular piece when made, and is considered very rare by a local Neillsville historian.

Of the three types of pie safe made, this is the one with holes and no metal. All of the hardware is original. I have about 20 detailed photos which are available on request.