Small wooden shelf that has been in the family for at least 35 years. I think it may be older.  Carved face of a man.  Looking through Google images, seems to be a Satyr, distinctive ears, like goat, beard etc. Wood looks possibly oak, no visible markings of artist.  Measures approximately 10in x 8in.

My father recently purchased a house and in the back garage I came across a large, very heavy desk.  After looking it over a few times, one of the drawers has "Lexington" carved into the inside of it.  The desk appears to be made of cherry wood.  It also has a heavy sheet of glass to cover the top that fits perfectly.  Unfortunately, the desk isn't in the best of shape, but there is no severe damage (cracked or split wood).  The damage is mainly small scratches and stains which i believe could possibly be fixed. 

  I have tried scouring the internet to find out more about it, but have been unsuccessful.  I would just like to know as much about it as i can.  Please let me know if anybody knows anything about this desk.. Thanks!

Choppy oil painting pale harmonic color.

Wanted a little more information on this pottery bottle I have come across with a Southern Comfort label etched in to it... Any feedback would be appreciated.

Would like to know the value of the painting. From 1991, 24x20 signed.

I have a four door china cabinet it has a stamp in the drawer that reads  Metz furniture It has a total of six drawers and two cabinet doors at the bottom it has brass fittings the three drawers that run horizontial are small with detailed lines grooved in and the middle drawer has compartments in it four of them for silverware the other three drawers are larger and run vertical under the middle drawer with the compartments the china cabinet has glass that is sort of bubbled out  the china cabinet is a boxed shaped it also has a stamp in the drawer that says Genuine Mahogany  number 503 and the top of the china cabinet has the same detailed lines grooved in all the way around the glass in the four doors are sectioned off into 24 seperate rectangles it is a very large detailed beautiful piece it also has the letters MALACCA  902 and  J L Metzs furinture on the back of it also it is in excellent condition