WILL SELL IF THE PRICE IS RIGHT!! (OVER 200.00)
Bought this table for my mom, for $8.00 and wasn't going to refinish it. Was going to paint it. Glad I did refinish it because the wood is BEAUTIFUL! (Obviously it isn't finished in these pics, but I did finish the underside of the overhang.) It was quite beat up, one leg chewed on. The legs have been supported with extra screws, and the leaf is missing, but thats ok since I am not selling it.
I am wondering what year this is from, and how much it would actually be worth, and the original price they were when manufactured.

I'm guessing it's from the mid 1800's. The size is.... At the bottom is 12" x 36". At the top is 15" x 41". The rocker "legs" are 6.5" high x 28" wide. The "Shade holder's tongs" are 13" long. The 3 brass knobs are 5 inches apart. The boards look like 1 piece each. I do not see seams so the sides are made from solid 12"x41" boards. The head board is 14"x17" but it was broken at the top and repaired. There are 2 or 3 scratches on the inside. There are 4 screws holding the "legs" on and the screw heads are flat but I do not know what the ends of the screws look like since they do not look like they have been removed in the last 50+ years and I don't want to damage it.

full color, 24" round plate depicting a scene of a Roman soldier holding a horse in front of a castle.

hand written in blue ink or paint on the back is:
"Tito Quinzo che mette in fuga Badio di Capua"

also has the number 715.

See photo below, highchair converts to child's chair with table.

This chair has many different styles to it. It was given to me from my grandmother who rec'd it from her husbands family. Just tryikng to figure out if I should hold on to them, if they are worth money, and what I have.

This statue was appraised years ago as being very valuable, but I am unfamiliar with the origin and want to have a clear idea on its worth now. I'm open to any and all opinions so please feel free to respond!