This classic "Welsh Cupboard" is one piece construction all mortise and tenon. Sled feet are good indications of its date of manufacture.
The cornice is original with some damage, but wholly intact. Time in the barn has rotted out the bottom shelf of the cupboard. I have not tried to repair this as I wanted the cupboard to remain in 'as found' condition. I have owned this piece for 30 years. As far as I know it has either original pulls on the doors or pulls that date to the early 1800s.

These heads were purchased by my mom for my grandmother when she was ten at a yard sale. My mom was born in 1937. These heads do not appear to have any knicks on them. Although there is a few spots were the paint wore off. These have not been cleaned. My mom was born in Milton Pa.

i have a bugle made by the hn white co. its a king bugle i think they stopped making them in 1936 the no.s on the bugle is 192096 or 92096 not sure its in good condition.

I do not know the age of this painting. Great color and detail. Please look at the pictures.

I have a few plates with a picture of an early american woman.(They could be english). Marking on back is ZS&Co-Bavaria
They were left to me by my parents, upon which I believe were left to them by my grandparents.
Can you help me?

Two celluloid faux-tortoiseshell hair combs. They have dull rhinestones/glass gems, one in red and the other in blue. The blue comb is missing a gem, and is also the comb which seems to have a makers mark scratched into it, although it is mostly illegible.