Extremely detailed, heavily carved, little settee or loveseat. Basically, I know nothing about it. There are no
distinguishable writings or tags on it that I can find.
It's incredibly beautiful. It's small, measuring only about
33 1/4 inches from the floor to the highest point. The
cloth portion of the seat at the front is about 3 feet wide.
The arms measure about 22 inches from where they meet the
back. The back is 18 inches at the largest part & it's
about 38 inches wide. It has small wheels on the legs but
I'm not sure if they were original. It also has a cushion,
under the white fabric that looks like horse hair to me.
It's maybe about 5-6 inches think.

I would love to know ANYTHING about it, era, style, origin, what it
would have been upholstered in, and value (or an idea of value).

I may be willing to sell it.

Here are many pictures: http://picasaweb.google.com/tweets.hov/Loveseat?authkey=Gv1sRgCN6_-_S2w…

i was given a china set and i dont know the value it reads on the back edwin m. knowles china co.24-3-3

brown glass 1 gallon size bottle with purex wrote around the top of it

i hope the pictures help i do not know much about this tray

Unfortunately I have no history to report. I found these on my parents attic. The only thing that I can tell you is that my parents house is approximately 80 t 90 years old in Brooklyn, New York.I have 11 of these items each numbered 2 thru 12. Please item tell a different story. The Colors of beautifully vibrant. At the present time I am not sure if I want to sell them. I am just curious about their history, what they are and what they would be worth today. The item that I am showing is noted as #2 on the upper left hand side and the initials G.B.N. on the upper right hand side.

they look to be maybe sugar bowls or finger dippers they are aprox 4 in high both with handles. the handles on one of them is that simular to a spoon head the other is like regualar loop handles. the stamp on bottom says r wallace and the alba