I know nothing about the desk. I think it's an antique, but I'm not certain. The legs have the company name on them and they were made in London. I've searched the internet looking for something similar, but haven't been able to find anything. The seat is attached in the front of the desk. Most of the wood is in great condition, the front right and back right of the desk are slightly damaged. The hinges to open the tops look original and the tops open and close easily.

SAILING SHIP IN HIGH WATERS. COLOR TONES ARE AS THE SHADINGS OF A DOLLAR BILL.

hand painted vase; shows some wear on the handles at the top.

Picture of Harold Lockwood with his autograph.

2 silver tea trays with a crown on the back side. One tray says Camille and the initals IS within a crown and the words International Silver Company on the back side. One is round with much detail and small legs on the back side aprox. 15 inches. The other is oblong with a crown on the backside aprox. 18 inches long.

Barber Chair with leather seat from 1910 reclining seat with a flip pedal with headrest, razor strap excellent condition