I would like to sell a vintage Singer Sewing Machine with cabinet, but I can't determine the value. The model number is G7848221. The machine appears to work (belt moves and nothing appears frozen), but I don't have a needle to determine if will actually sew. I'm not positive that the cabinet is original. The history that I am finding says this is a Redeye model number 66. The faceplate that covers the bobbin is missing. I am very willing to provide any other information. I would provide more, but am not sure what information is even needed.

antique table, black laquer, carved legs, over 100 yrs. old

All I know is that it is heavy (1 lb. 9 oz.) and that it is a finely enameled beautiful advertisement done in an art deco/nouveau style. I've seen paper crate labels and tins that also use this design. It is marked Bradford Bros 1928.

Maple or oak hardwood rocker spindle style. Appears to be original needle point with edge ruffles upholstery in poor condition. Wood itself is aged but in good condition Very high quality but simple style. No nails. Other than that I have no other info on it

People on balcony around table of wine and fruit with sail boats on water in back ground

My husband bought this for me for our 25th anniversary last week.. great gift for a silver anniversary! The piece was purchased on ebay from Arizona with little information about it...The only thing they said was that it tested sterling silver. The piece is very substantial, each blossom section is 2" x 1-1/8" and there are 12 of them, each with a large piece of turquoise and a smaller piece of coral? The naja has 5 pieces each of turquoise and coral. Very intricate silver tooling...looks to have been strung on tigertail. The round beads do not have seams, but appear to be sterling silver.

I would love to know where it may have come from.. if it is indeed Navajo... maybe an artists name?? or at least an approximate year it was created.

Thanks so much for any information you can give me...