I think it's Cherry wood. I havea call into my Ex husband as he is a woodworker and designs and refinishes furniture. I'm not sure if he will return my call.
 
I would like to get as much as I can of course. I was thinking $2,000.00 but I don't know if that is out of line. It was appraised at !5K, 15 to 20 yrs ago.
 

Plein air oil painting. May be Rocky Mountains. Looks like West. Dark Canyon on left, mountains in distance, large dark tree on right in foreground, river in foreground, more trees in distance. Blue sky with clouds. I looked up artist on internet and she was primarily a sculptor but did paint, including similar landscapes. The sky has lots of cracks, but no loss of paint. I found a short video about her with shots of some of her paintings which were similar to mine but appeared to be of better quality. Hard to tell. At this time, I am not able to put in pictures; may be able to add in future. I just want to know if this could possibly be one of her paintings and what it might be worth.

The Diebold Vault is very large with glass backing to view the inner workings of the door. The door is extremely heavy. On the locking dial and on the inner gate door, is stamped with the company name and the date of 1871.

The Alpine vault is not very heavy, but is complete with the inner locking gate, which is reallly just another locking door. It is hand painted with the picture of an ocean and people (women??) on the shoreline with bundles. The name is also hand painted. I could not locate a plate with circa date.

The saucer seems to be hand painted in a blue colored stained .I beleive it to be porcelin maybe oreintal. it has a clear glazed coating does has a little ageing as for a few small chips but other wise good condition.I have two both are similar with some differences.One is a liitle smaller than the other.not sure of value or creator if any.

Excellent condition. Totally tarnished. Sculpted balls at connecting rods. Curled piece at bedpost site.

House built in 1938. Lots of history here.