It looks like it's a study desk, well that's what I used it for. I know I messed it up a bit when I was a kid because I etched my name and my siblings name onto the top when I was bored studying. Just wondering if it's worth anything, probably not but you never know.

more pics can be found here:
http://s106.photobucket.com/albums/m280/Sango5938/study%20desk/

i am not sure if it works but theres no damage on the outside, all pieces that attach are here. It has 3 men working and the little bird that pops out

Can you help identify this print/lithograph? (not sure of the difference) Got it at a flea market about 15 years ago and have been idly wondering if it might be worth anything. It looks like Don Quixote to me but on the back of the frame it says "Bull Fighter". The print itself is approximately 16.5" high X 11.75" wide and is on some sort of wood or fiberboard. I say "approximately" as I can't tell how far beyond the frame, the print actually extends underneath. The frame is of wood and about 1.75" wide. No access to the actual rear of the print as it's covered in some embossed brown paper with a label "Marko Manufacturers Exclusively designed and styled. Picture No. 2155". Possibly a signature at the front bottom which has become unreadable due to what appears to be water damage but can't tell for sure.

Parlor model melodeon of rosewood veneer. One manual, no stops, swell pedal

10 stop single manual. Top piece is gone. candle reflecting mirrors an shelves just above keyboard. Good condition, plays well, all stops work

I recently purchased (2) 5" high 1/5L Gerz steins. I know it's Gerz because I have been trying to find anything about them. So far, that's all I have. They have the pewter top and the colors are blue, red or brown and green. I don't have a camera so I cant send you a picture. There is a saying on the front in German but as I have been finding out that is of no importance. On the bottom of each stein it has the classic triangle with a stein in the center of it but below the triangle is the numbers 899. Also on the bottom handwritten in black ink is "Germany". Not sure if that means anything. The triangle and numbers are pressed into the ceramic but the word is handwritten. The word is a little more faded on the one. I only purchased them because they caught my eye and I have never seen them so small. They are really neat!! if it is at all possible from the description and markings could you posibly tell me the age of them and value? I just donw know where else to look to find any information. I dont want to sell them I would just like to have information about them. Age and Value.

Thank you very much for your time,

mybobby