This man/woman pair of lamps, signed by H. Levasseur, has the Man with a tablet reading Mans Agitat Molem. The Lady has a tablet that reads Ruonon Asendent. Lady is wearing a very flimsy short & tight-fitting dress, while the Man has a waste toga or clothe wrap around his waist, with no shirt or covering above.

Dining Room Table and 6 chairs

We recovered the chair seats, they were without foam padding and covered in a narrow striped fabric when we got the set 15 years ago. We were told at that time that it was about 75 years old.

The legs each have small roller wheels on the bottom and they sit in glass casters.

It came with one leaf, but it was damaged in a basement flood and thrown out.

I would like to sell it, but would like to know if it's worth much before I do!
Thanks for any help!

They are 2 carved armchairs. One is larger than the other. At the top of each chair is a carved side profile of a face. The larger chair has a bearded man. The smaller chair has a profile of a woman. The arms have women's faces carved in them. The chairs are on rolling casters.

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.