In mint condition antique Salanti accordion. Bought brand new, used only to learn how to play. Heavier in weight and therefore intended mainly for men. Dates back to the 1940's to 1950's (estimated). Original storage case included.

This was a dining room table I inherited from my grandparents. It has an extra leaf, and a table cover. The table is 68" with the extra leaf installed.

Trying to determine the value of this antique guitar. The guitar was purchased new circa 1929 in Atlanta, GA. It was passed back and forth between father and son several times, but has always been in the same family. Some "repair work", was supposedly done on it in the 1980's. Details can not be recalled. It can be assumed that part of that work may have been gluing the head back on which, as shown in the referenced pics, has clearly been broken off at some point in time.
Pictures are available here: http://fiaranch.com/personal/guitar/appraisal_guitar_pictures.htm

watch maker is taylor,there are 25 stones around the face of the clock and 2 for the eyes of the horse.the only markings visable is sterling on the back of the coach and horse.

This watch was given to me upon graduating high school by my greatuncle in 1976.The watch winding stem failed to work in 1981.While moving state to state to state the STEM was LOST.Sorry.

I have several pieces of silver as mentioned above. I have done some research and found that the Zadek Company was in Mobile around 1900 so I assume that is where they came from. I am very interested in estimated value and any other history available.