This is a Jerusalem desk made of olive wood from Jerusalem c. 1750. It was originally owned by a ship's captain, and was on board throughout his voyages for several years. It was purchased as a 200 year old antique in Connecticut 1958, by my husband's grandfather, who was a world traveler.

The desk has a hinged top that opens to reveal 2 drawers inside,and a top piece that is not permanently attached, which contains mail slots. The right side opens to reveal 4 drawers, and there is an additional drawer that opens on the top right that contains an ink well.

The inscription "Jerusalem" is written on the top front.

TEA POT SILVER OR SILVERPLATE WOULD LIKE KNOW HOW OLD AND VALUE OF IT
Barbour silver co markings BSCEP IN BOXS LION WITH WINGS CROWN ON TOP OF ROWND
SHAPE, CROWN WITH ARM WITH HAMER IN HAND,STAR,CROSS,STAR IN BOXES
SILVER FLOWER ON TOP OF LID numbers 5305 on bottom

I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND SOMETHING OUT ABOUT THIS PRINT TO DETERMINE IF I WANT TO SELL IT OR NOT. THE TEXTURE IS KIND OF RAISED WITH CIRCLE TYPE SWEEPS ON THE PRINT. UNFORTUNATELY I DON'T HAVE THE BEST CAMERA SO THE PICS AREN'T AS NICE AS I WOULD LIKE THEM TO BE.

This ia a 1920s tobacco tin with contents,owned by my great grandfather,it has to go because im scared i'll lose it,its BULWARK PLUG CUT 2oz tin all intact
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he is green he has a smile all hand carved on his back it looks like he has a dragon with some chinese letters

KOKEN TRIUMPH BARBER CHAIRS WITH Original Childrens booster seats, Functioning head rest as reclining features, great condition