This a a very heavy clock, beautiful deep chime. Label reads Howell & James Limtd, To the Queen, London. It has beautiful columns, and a copper column band and horizontal band of a Greek frieze. It also has a D'Ore most likely over bronze. Face has Roman Numerals. Style might be characterized as French Empire. Will consider selling after I can get more information about it.

Wool woven coverlet: dated and signed with C. Wiand, Allen Town Penn. 1845
Coverlet is red, green, black and yellow stripe with a woven boarder of possibly trees and woven into the stripes are flowers. Along 3 edges is fringe in the same colors, possibly added after the weaving.

Beautiful Drexel Heritage Hutch China Cabinet. This rare gem would look stunning in any dining area. Purchased in Florida approx. 25 years ago, it has been a treasure in our family for years.

Model and style:

58-1 080 Et Cetera by Drexel
8-85-33 U-L Style B
Inspector: Merlene Yates 101912

Features:

* Chinese gold leaf motif design
* Lighted cabinet with plate insets on shelves
* Black lacquer finish over solid wood
* Breaks down for easier move into 2 sections. The top display case and bottom drawers and cabinets piece.
* 4 glass shelves in top case
* 5 functional drawers
* 5 functional cabinets
* Fully functioning drawers and cabinets underneath display case.

Measurements: 7 feet tall, 6 feet 9 inches wide, 15 inches deep in center and 11 inches deep at ends.

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This is a limited edition of JFK doodle of Sailboat. It has a certificate of Authenticity.

ART DECO BRONZE BY ARTIST R. THUSS CAST BY AUSTRIAN FOUNDRY ARGENTOR.

Could be called a "Breakfast Set" or a "Dessert Set". Ether way I bought them (3) together at a flea market,coffee cup, saucer and plate have the same pattern.The set is made from porcelain, the pattern has sort of a half moon edge to one side with a whimsical flower design, I'm guessing;painted in a golden color. The rims of all three pieces are also "painted" in the same golden color. On the bottom of each item it reads, Winterling "Roslau" (German umlaut {"} over the O) followed by Bavaria.On the cup there is a number 4 and on the saucer there is a number 19, however on the plate there is no number. There are no chips or nicks, but there is some small wear on the golden rims of the cup on closer inspection.