I don't know much about this item. Right now I have 6 chairs, 5 without armrests and one with, and a large table. The table's top comes off the intricate 5-leg base. There's a hand-written tag attached under the table top that says it was made in Georgia, but no date. I only have pictures of one chair with arms right now, but this style is the same throughout the entire set. I believe the seats might have been re-upholstered at some point.

Does anyone know the origins of this set? Is it something mass-produced, or unique? The "No. 172" seems to indicate it was part of a line, possibly a style number or serial.

I apologize for the dust in the photos.

Although not clear in the photo, roses are a vivid pink. Never used, always kept wrapped in tissue paper.

105 Pieces including:

4 - Serving Spoons
1 - Serving Fork
1 - Sugar Spoon
1 - Master Butter Knife
12 - Ice Tea Spoons
12 - short knives
10 - Dinner Knives
12 - Mini Forks (seafood)
8 - 4 1/2" Spoons
12 - Spoons
10 - Grill Forks
12 - Fatter Spoons
10 - Salad/Desert Forks

Beautiful print of Richard Lorenz oil painting. He was known for landscapes and other paintings of the American West. I have no info beyond that, other than on the back of the frame is imprinted: Wedgefield Pictures Stock No 450.

carved ivory, four seperated pieces, each on its own wooden base, first, 6.5 inch long connected line of elephants, second, one larger 2.5 inch high elephant, third, three seperate monkeys, hear, see, speak no evil poses, all sitting on one wooden base, fourth, mystical looking belly-dancer? with four arms and standing on small serpent-man?

Several pieces monogramed apparently purchased from the Zadek Jewelry Company. My research shows them located in Mobile Alabama