This is a coffee table with a glass top. It looks like it has brass on the legs, but there is no furniture markings. I bought it with a set of other furniture that is Henredon Fine Furniture, so this might be the same, or it might not. The only marking I could find was the numbers stamped on the bottom, 987-109.3.679.

Antique secretary desk. In very good condition. Very few scratches or blemishes. Mark on bottom says ‘Scranton Dry Goods Store’. 

I am trying to identify a Reuge Ste. Croix Music Box with a shadow box lid containing dried seeds and grains. It is wood with dove-tail corners (5.5 x 5.5 x 2.5") in very good to excellent condition. It plays "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing" after cleaning and using WD40. There is no other number on the box, however the number on the barrel of the mechanism appears to be 5533. I would like to know about what year this was made and the estimated market value.

Pair of silver stamped candlestick holders. Detailed flower, leaf and vine theme. Stamp on both stems ZM800. Stamped letters and numbers indicate that this item is of age. Possibly Art Nouveau? 

Difficulty finding anything similar. Individual petals around top of all candle holders appears to be unique. Base of holders is also somewhat unique and hard to match online. 

Print by Fratelli Alinari with the following information on the back…

DISEGNI DI GRANDI MAESTRI - Fac-simile N. 156

ANDREA DEL SARTO Firenze, 1486-1531)

Testa di giovane

FIRENZE - Galleria degli Uffial, Gabinetto Disegni

FRATELLI ALINARI S. D. A. - Istituto di Edizioni Artistiche

Via Nazionale, 6

+ FIRENZE (Italia)

•RINSED IN ITALY - COPYRIONT P.LLI ALINARI FIRENZI

A half sovereign vesta case with hallmark (think its 1894 or 1897). Weighs 36.4 grams. Engraved first side "A SLIGHT RECOGNITION FROM MR & MRS R LONG OF A KINDLY ACT" and on the other side "W TAVERNER M.R.C.V.S NEWTON ABBOT"

Fitted in original lined case marked MALLET GOLDSMITH BATH