It is a 2 piece cherry finish hutch. The top piece has 2 shelves behind glass doors. The bottom piece has a silverware and other drawer side by side, then 1 long drawer, then 2 solid doors with a small shelf and a bottom shelf inside.

First edition of "Life" magazine, cover date of November 23, 1936. Contains article on "New Deal, Montana", Franklin Roosevelt's Wild West, article about Chinatown School in San Francisco, an article about Helen Hayes "Greatest Living Actress", and lots of ads for automobiles (Nash, Hudson), cigarettes (Camels, Luckies), whiskies (Johnny Walker, Seagram's Crown)

BRASS 2 PIECE OXEN AND CART, CART ATTACHES TO OXEN AT YOKE; UNIT ON WHEELS, STEEL SHAFT ON WHEELS,
"INDIA" (ENGRAVED IN DOT FORMATION) ON TOP OF CART AND OXEN RUMP,

This set consists of a Tea Pot, 2 handled cup, creamer & sugar bowl w/lid by Victor Silver Co Quadruple Plated, a Tea Cup by Rockford Silver Co Quadruple Plated & a pot-bellied Tea Pot by New Amsterdam Silver Co Tiple Plated. My Mother told me that this has been in the family since my Grandmother was a child. It is in very good condition because it's been wrapped & stored for many years. There is an ornate pattern etched on the sides of the pieces & there is a stamp on the bottom but hard to read.

Passed down through our family lineage to Nathan Hale.

The home of Harry s. Truman. Raised seal with International Archives. Signed by Richard Sebring.