This gorgeous dressor has a jewelry or cady section on top.
The fan inlay design on the outside has also made me curious to the history
of this piece. It still has the wooden wheels on the bottom
of each of the legs. I have restored it to good condition!
My mother gave it to me after my father in law passed away and
she believed that it was passed down to his mother!!
Please help me find out the history and other pieces that may
go with this unique furniture design!!

on the (cradle?) it says bucher gibbs & co. canton o. at the bottom it has a number 4

I dont have a picture of it. Its large enough that nothing is needed on the wall to help with space. And she has had it since before I was born in 1980. It may be worth nothing but its been there and I was really just wondering because now I have the picture. Its the last supper and I thought of it the week that the news and internet was discussing the picture and its changes over the years.

Two porcelain or ceramic figurines. Possibly bookends. Looked up "Hoff Brau" on the web and it was a brewery in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. I received these from a friend and we were both wondering if there was any info out there. They are matching but not identical. Hand made for sure. They each stand between 8 and 10 inches tall. It is a bald man standing atop a beer crate playing accordion.

Victorian style silver plated fruit bowl, age not known, Forbes Silver CO stamped on bottom, great patina, small dent in bottom, not visible from sides, great shape

Koken Barber Chairs from around 1930-1940