I picked up this Jar of sorts at a garage same yesterday, It is 7 1/2 inches tall and 4 inches wide in the center, the cap screws on. On the bottom it is :
BARDOUR S.P. Co
INTERNATIONAL
3856
28

There is what looks like an Old Windmill with like two pipes, one on each side between the International and the 3856

It is a red, white and blue steel enameled emblem made of steel or some other metal with the letters NAA Est.-1904. The NAA is in an oval with a crest above it. On the back of the emblem is a stamp in the metal that says "J.W. Colgan CO. Makers, Boston, Mass".

It belonged to my Grandfather and was given to me from my Grandmother but she did not know what it was from. My Grandmother has since passed and I am trying to find out where and what it was from.

Picture attached is not actual chair....It is the same exact chair however.It is in working order,tilts,swivels and raises/lowers.Metal needs replated,leather is good. Porcelain base is good.

I bought 6 pieces of terracotta figures at an estate sale yesterday and my gut tells me they could be worth something significant. Two of them had tiny price tags that were worn on the foot for $7,200. I have several photos.

A picture taken of the Queen Mary visiting the exhibition of modern british silverworks at goldsmith hall.Black and white photo,original,taken by Fox Photos Ltd. with a number on the back #7831-5 with address 69/71 Farrington Road.Also has a stamp on back with Federal News Photos on it.

small cream coloured jug with 2 faces on it.