A silver tray, stamped EGW&S International Silver Co., dating back to the early to mid 1900's, weighing 9.5#, ornately decorated face, trim and handles. It was given to me by my parents, who received it from my father's aunt, Viola Woodside.

Wood appears to be medium color--maybe walnut? Carvings are amazvingly intricate, but all very straight lines. Each of the front corners and back corners is accented with plumed posts, and the top of the chair features a knob-like cap on a detailed cube.

All with original plastic knobs, faux tiger grain and patterning detail on all pieces. Appears to be hand carved dovetail joints on drawers. Mirror for vanity (not pictured) is round.

Beautiful golden color with textured fabric, possibly silk or like synthetic? Raised floral motif throughout. Fabric buttons, Detailed but not intricate carved lines on wooden edges.

Various wood grains and intricate hand tooled (?) detail

Pair of 19 1/2" tall floor vases purchsed in China and brought back to the US as a gift from a friend. They are both mainly orange in color. One has a river scene with trees, cranes and a boat. The other has trees, a field, cranes, houses and people. They both have Chinese writing on the base and near the top.