There are some nicks on the bottom of outside legs and the dinning table has some wear from use.

Heavy duty letter opener brought home from world war 2 by my grandfather. He guarded German prisoners of war.

These Frankoma Plates are 8 & ½ inches and glazed.

Plates till 1973 signed by John Frank

Plates since 1974 signed by his daughter Joniece Frank

Frankoma Plates:

These plates are 8 and 1/2 inches and glazed:
'66 Joy to The World '67 Gifts for the Christ Child '68 Flight Into Egypt -
'69 Laid In A Manger -'70 King of Kings - '71 No Room In the Inn -
“72 Seeking the Christ Child - ’73 The Annunciation - ‘74She Loved and Cared -

’75 Peace of Earth - ’76 The Gift Of Love -

Also 1976 Bi-centennial Celebration - photo attached represent condition of all.

Purchased from a goodwill in Tucson AZ. Appears to be spanish colonial. Has the words Anno Dom 1630 ni the painting, marked Ducco on the frame and has numbers and the name Francis Lousia Maria on the back.

unique water pitcher with detailed artwork as seen in photo. There is also a tray 14 and 3/4 inches by 11 1/3 inches that matches along with servig dish and two water goblets - all same design.
Bottom of pitcher: Patented by J.A. Stimpson 1854 also Wilcox silver plate trademark

I have a circa 1850's copper, claw foot tub, with its original oak ring around the top. The tub was in my home when I purchased it in 2003. I had it inspected by a local "tub pro" and was told it is valuable. It does not leak, and has the original hardware, faucets, water lines etc.