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.

I found pictures of her playing as a young girl and a few awards she won for violin.

The only marking on the bows I can read is for one of them.

Anyways 2 smaller ones don't have labels on the inside that I can see but one is slightly larger and does have a label - one side says "Sanctus Seraphin I Utinensis Fecit Venetijs Anno 1730 and the other side says Made in France For the RS Williams & Sons Limited, Toronto there are 4 bows I am told one is french and one is german but from what I can barely see one says - H.R.Pfretzschner and then a space then a star, thereis also a crest on the bit thats attached to the strings and a pretty pearl like rectangle facing the strings - I can't see any writing on the other ones.

I'm thinking of keeping a couple for my girls and getting them restored and possibly selling the other one - though I don't know much about violins

14K gold casing with a row of 4 small diamonds both on the top and bottom of face. Wind-up watch. the back seems to be stainless steel. Bulova

Small boys outfit - shorts and jacket - I'm not sure of the fabric but it's thick and has wooden buttons

VINTAGE ANCO BILT DRAFTING OR DRAWING TABLE. ALL ADJUSTABLE. THE EMBLEM IS MARKED ANCO BILT GLENDALE 27, NEWYORK. BASE IS MADE OF WALNUT OR OAK. TABLE ITSELF IS PROBABLY MAPLE. TOP HAS SOME SCRATCHING. THE BRACE WORKS FINE. ALL 4 BAKELITE HANDLES ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AS IS THE CAST IRON BRACKETS. MOVES UP AND DOWN AND TABLE SWIVELS.ALL WOOD IS IN GREAT CONDITION WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE SCRATCHING

set of china
nagoya china japan made