Could someone who knows about antiques please take a look and tell me what this item is (i.e. type of wood, how old it is, exactly what to call it, value, etc)?
This is actually 2 pieces that stack on each other and go together.
It has dove tail drawers with locks that still work with the original key.

John Halifax Gentleman
Belford Clarke & Co
Caxton Edition

It is a hard cover book with an exquisite design on the cover. Saying on front: May Bles Sings Be uoon the head of CADMUS, the phoenicians or whoever it was that invented books Thos Carlyle. There isn't a copyright or date published.

Stories of Sherlock Holmes
Conan Doyles Best Books Vol 1
No publishing date

A Study of Scarlet and other stories
Sherlock Holmes edition P.F. Collier & Son, Publisher
Green hard cover with black engraved design of a man spoking a pipe

Stories of Sherlock Holmes
Conan Doyles Best Books Vol 3
Beyond the City
P.F. Collier & Son, Puplisher
No Copy or Publish date

A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill by Alice Hegan Rice
The century Co. 1912
Hard cover - green with gold writing and detail

Dickens Works Illistrated
Childs History England Miscellaneous
Dickens
Hurst & Co Publishers
Date publishing date

The Treasure Finders by James Otis
A Boy's Adventures in Nicaragua
A.L. Burt, Publisher
No copy date but a note where it was given to someone dated 1905
Green Hard Cover with red and yellow detail

New Chronicles of Rebecca by Kate Douglas Wiggin
Copyright 1906 Published April 1907
Grosset & Dunlop Publisher
Green Hard Cover with black detail

The Bobbsey Twins in the Land of Cotton
by Laura Lee Hope
Published by Grosset & Dunlop
Copyright 1942

Famous Children of Story Book Land by Laura A. Large
by Laura ntoinette Large
Published by The Platte & Munk Co., Inc.
Copyright 1935

Aqua Blue Hard Cover with detailed engraving

it is a turner wall accessorie it almost looks like an oil painting item # 1591 subject and catergory is s43 old temple identy # is 1591 5

The chest has a drawer inside lined with green felt.

Water stain on top -could be refinished

This chair has vinyl covering on the seat and front, stamped Goodrich MVSS-301 which is something BF Goodrich is known for developing. There is a gauze like material on the back of the chair, and all appears to have replaced the original material. I believe the tacks are the original - but this needs to be redone. We removed the bottom of the seat from under the chair which had obviously been added and should not be reused when the seat and back are redone.

It has 1024 stensiled inside the chair bottom and the bottom was stuffed with "straw" and a gunny sack, with springs fastened by twine that appear to have been the original part of the chair. We saved this for anyone that may want to use it again.

I have had this for around 25 years, and we no longer have room for it and I would like to sell this as is.