Christmas 1979 Norman Rockwell Plate
Plate #9626A of the only limited edition of "Somebody's up there" painted in 1920 by Norman Rockwell and certified by teh Rockwell Society of America. The sixth in an annual series, made in a limited edition permanently closed by Edwin M. Knowles on December 21, 1979.

wooden (oak?) chair that converts from a chair to a step ladder

gold, brown and white abstract oil painting of sailboats. Vangaard stamp on back. Copyright pending on reverse with #153386 written on wood frame in back. Lee reynolds signature on bottom right corner

Frame of chair is metal painted a metallic dark warm gray color, hardwood runners added beneath metal runners, metal runners have brass caps, walnut finish throughout; hardwood arms with brass caps; hardwood frames on seat and back, seat and back are caned; formed bar across outer side of backrest provides a place to hang a lap blanket. One small scuff in wood finish about 1 inch by 1/8 inch on backrest, one scratch of same length on back of backrest; minor wear on finish of wooden runners underneath. Comfortable. Light use. Sturdy condition, wiggle-free.

To the best of our knowledge, this bed was built around 1850-1890, and spent all of its time within our family, in Washington, D.C. It is all original, and made with mahogany. It is in very good condition, and has never been refinished or stripped. The bed is very tight and sturdy when setup. High side boards. Assembles using wood notches and pegs from four pieces: headboard, footboard, and side rails. A new custom-made firm mattress made to fit the frame is included.

Dimensions: 77-1/2" long, 41-1/2" wide, headboard and footboard are 51" high.

micro mini radio control toy race car with the NAPA logo on hood, name Michael Waltrip, and the number 15 on the roof. 49mhz AA powered self rechargeable and Synoco logo on charger.