Painting appears to be of a Native American Indian, standing in snow, and turned almost sideways. Long black hair blowing in the wind and covering up the face. There is a yellow blanket wrapped around him and his legs are bare.

Figurine of a mother on one knee holding a baby in the air. Bottom of the figurine reads "Hutschenreuther Germany Kunstabteilung" It also has a label that says "145/400"

I believe these to be Ivory Asian Figurines and do not know much more about them. They have handwritten tags on the bottom which reads "$2700" and what looks to be a small tag on the front of the base with a chinese word or writing. The fisherman on the far right has a small broken stick which holds a small basket just over the larger basket full of fish.

Large dining room set with 6 chairs, large buffet, china cabinet and table that has four leaves to open to sit 16

I have a set of 8 glass (crystal) stir sticks that I purchased at auction. Two of the tops are horse heads, two look like Christmas trees, and four look like people, one with green bands, one with red bands, one in a red cape and one in a black cape. They do not look as if they were used much, if at all, though one of the Christmas trees needs a small repair. They are in the original box marked American Crystal Party Mixers, United Distributing Co., Canal Street, New York.

Does anyone know approximate vintage on these and how much they are really worth? Thank you!

Raised lid and pull out tray with Anaconda arrowhead label on it. Box seems to be made from heartwood pine. Has lock clasp on front.