The oak table has spanish looking legs. It has a bar of wood (oak) going from each leg to a dectortive middle oak peice. ( as a child I use to9 play under this table. Where the bars went to the center I used them for rooms.The middle oak peice was Hawii. It has been in my family since she bought it. I do not have a good picture at this time. On the bottom of the chairs it has G.G. Green 2-230 CHR OAK. If the photo is needed I will make a one and see if I can download it. I do have much more furnitue that are orignals from my family. some go back to 1900 and made it throughy the Gavaleston Flood of 1900.

There is a sticker on the bottom of this beautiful Buccaneer Chest vintage tube radio. It shows the type of tubes and the location of each. It reads: TOP ROW = 35EHS; 12AV6;128E6 BOTTOM ROW = 12AU6; 12BA6;12BA6;17EW8. It also states that it is 117 Volts AC/DC 40 Watts and made by Guild Radio and Television Corp., Inglewood 9, California. It looks like a treasure chest and when you open it, there is what looks to be a pirates map on the face as well as a pirate ship to the lower left and the north, south, east, west directional to the lower right. The inside of the lid is a crushed red velvet with a gold emblem in the middle which has a pirate on the face, as well as a pirate ship in the background. On it it reads The BUCCANEER CHEST by Guild. The two leather straps crossing over each end of the top of the chest from front to back have metal studs on them and there are metal handles on each end making it easy to pick up. Each handle face plate has a round inlaid speaker in the middle of it. The radio still works. It is a beautiful piece. I am not sure at this time if I want to sell it or not, but would consider offers. Pictures of similar can be found on internet by googling "Guild Radio & Television Corp". Thanks.

it is a home pinball machine

A pair of Meissen Porcelain chocolate cups complete with lids and saucers (more like shallow bowls). Blue crossed swords of Saxony mark the bottoms of both cups and both saucers. Six different hand-painted scenes decorate these items. The principal color of the items is a clear, bright rose-pink. The knobs on each of the lids are white petaled roses outlined in gold. Each of the hand-painted scenes is encircled with gold detail. A fine gold line is painted along the edge of the cups, saucers and lids. The handles on the cups are also detailed with fine gold lines. These are certainly antiques; however, I have no idea if they are from the 18th, 19th or early 20th century.

Duncan Phyfe style, walnut, drop leaf table. Three pedestals with brass capped feet. Beautiful finish; excellent condition. Overall size -56" long by 42" wide. Would love to learn anything I can about this table - period, value, etc.

A set of four silver goblets by the F.B. Rogers Silver Co.