The tag says made in italy wpl13379 q04858 42% rayon 37% waste cotton 21% cotton Copyright P & C Distributed by R.T. Co - NY. It doesnt have a place to put a tapestry rod so I'm not sure if it is a tapestry or intended to be a rug.

Pictures are in the following order: 1)Furniture Label, 2)Front view, 3)Hinge view, 4)Recliner view, 5)side view, 6)side view.
I know that the center slat on the seat and the recliner 'bar' has been replaced, but other than missing the original cushion, the chair is in good condition.

An original Oak Mantle handcrafted by the Iroquois Indians in Western New York. My grandmother purchased it from its original home and has remained in her home until she passed away (I now have it in safe storage). It has been used, but there are no burn marks or damage to it.

Its most distinguishing mark is an Iroquois Indian head in the top center of the mantle which my grandmother was told was the "signature" of the creator's tribe. (more pictures to come)

It is put together with handmade metal screws and wood dowels (and glue). It has been beautifully maintained and has never been painted/stripped.

Looking to find out its worth. Five years ago a dealer suggested I might get $7000 for it, but I wasn't interested in selling at that time. Now, I live in South Florida in a condo and have no need for it.

This baroque flute was refinished in 1975. The plug cap is not original, but everything else is to the best of my knowledge. Can't find a manufacturer's stamp on it. Not sure of the wood, but it's a very dark wood. It has 6 finger holes and a silver pinky key. It plays and sounds great.

Pre Columbian carved stone figure. The figure has two faces, possibly woman and child. One side has a turtle carved into it and on the other is a frog or possibly a lizard. Under the second face it appears interlocking hands are carved as if the larger person were holding the smaller.

There are two of these antique lamps in excellent condition. They are marked with the year 1978. They are made of brass and have beautiful glass globes.