I have 3 Signature Series Color Prints, 1) Santa Fe 1399 (print number 8 dated 6/87) 2)Southern Pacific "4449" at Shasta (print number 118 dated 6/87) 3)Erie 2601 (print number 40 dated 6/87). Each print is in Color, signed by artist Michael F. Kotowski, framed, with original Certificate document on back, with a typed history for each one.

I don't have the dimensions of the desk however the pictures pretty much tell what it does. the desk sits on small metal wheels, cond. appears to be fair/good few scrapes and scratches and don't see any noticeable repairs.

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There are a pair of amber glass syrup pitchers that are shaped as a man and woman. They have pilgrim looking hats, and each has a glass stopper at the top. The skirt and suit are quite intricate.Looking around the internet, I have seen a similar item that was described as Kanawha Toby syrup pitcher from Indiana. It was just one, of the woman. These are quite lovely to look at and I have never used them to serve from, just display. The fact that they are different and a pair make them special There are no markings on the bottom.

I can not load a picture, this is a Derby Silver Co flask with a screw on cap that converts to a drinking cup, engraved picture on flask is of a male and female riding in a very old type car, on the bottom of the flask is marked Derby Silver Co. 1847. If you can help me with this I would appreciate it. If not do you know of a website I could go to.

This print has several small issues. Small water stain in lower left center and two very small delaminations to the glass that are transferable back to the print.