I will be posting a photograph of this oil painting very shortly;It is a signed oil painting G.WhiTman in the right hand corner.Is a scene in winter,oranges,with snow on the trees,& on the banks of the stream.I would describe the scene as being after the sun has gone down;It is a lovely painting
The back of the painting has a number:776303 Artistic Interiors Inc. on a very faded sticker in back of the canvas.I would like to know the value of this painting as it is quite lovely. Thank You, Dee60

This was given to me by my deceased x/husband in 1969. He bought the watch, from a man, who claimed to have been dating Dottie West, and she gave him the watch back. I haven't been able to find anything on where it was manufactured or anything on it at all. I did take it for regular cleaning at a l;ocal Jeweler and He claims that the diamond are real and it may be worth much more.

This has four pieces. Looks like two tea pots and a dish with a lid and one with out. the insides look like they were hardley used.

Found this player when going through some of my grandmother's belongings after moving her to an assisted living center. Plugged it in last night and the turntable tried to turn but was so dirty it soon stopped. I did some cleaning of the inside workings and light lubricating on the motor and turntable bearing and now it works wonderfully. Needs a new needle(big surprise) but even with the current needle it does play- just very quietly, even with the volume on max. Found the model on thevoiceofmusic.com along with photos of the original with the date of 1959 as the original production date. The only difference in this one and the one shown on the voice of music web page is that mine does not have the 'leg stand'. It is in excellent condition- only a few very minor scuffs and scratches to the cabinet. It has been well cared for over the years. I first estimated it was likely produced in the late 70's to early 80's just by its condition. Would greatly appreciate any help in giving this item a value

Teapot, Covered sugar bowl, creamer and waste pot bowl.

I have a unique looking dining table, but can not find a name underneath. Each corner has a doubled leg and then there is another doubled leg in the center of the table. Does anyone know the possible maker? And how much it could be worth? It is not in the best condition, but I think the surface can be saved.