The lamp has a footed brass base, the stem is made of onyx that goes up into a brass ball, off that brass ball are 2 arms on the end of those arms are hands fisted holding stems with the oil cans on them. In the center of the brass ball in the middle that the arms are coming out of is a small piece with a knob on the end of it...

19th century 6” tall porcelain jug with beige body.
Hand painted wildflower decorations.
Pointed "tree bark" handle.
Small repairable chip on spout.

Howard Miller floor clock model #610-156, "The President", retired in 1981 according to the Howard Miller company. 87" tall, oak cabinetry, cable drive triple chime, nine tubular bell movement chimes Westminster, Winchester, and St. Michael. Glass front and sides. Locking door with key. Small ding in one of the brass tubes.

I have a picture frame that might be antique. It's about 11x14 wooden heavy duty thick frame, with what looks like off white lace painted on the inside of the glass. I was wondering if anybody knows anything about it?

The previous owner kept these in a temperature controlled room. When she passed, they were donated to the salvation army. These cost $50 a piece. It looks to be two sheets of music.

these numbers were on the tray No.365012 Style 381BX

There is a tray, coffee pot, tea pot sugar bowl and creamer with the same pattern. It is stamped on the back F.B. Rogers Silver Co. 1883 and a crown. Tray has #1061. Coffee pot and tea pot #2670, sugar bowl and creamer #1083.

There is also a water pitcher, that does not have the same pattern but is marked the same and that is #7407.