I found a letter which states as follows: Here is the history of our french figures No. 297 AB. The original figures were modeled by a very famous artist in the 14th century. Approx 1958 Castro Convertible were selling the last antique pair for $2400. We (Benrose Lamp Co) bought the pair, took them to Italy and had them modeled by Professor Menego Poloniato, who then was teaching at the University of Florence, Italy. The little stickers indicate that this pair is 68/569. I believe the gold chairs were purchased at the same time, but not necessarily "came with" the figures. In 1978 each chair was worth $100. I found a price sticker on one of them. These belonged to my parents and I inherited them. They are quite lovely, but I don't know the value or any other background.
1965 Batman and Robin Board game by HASBRO
Condition-In it's original box
Never opened and Never played
Has it's original plastic rapper on out side.
My son was helping a older man who was moving
to a retirement home clean out his house
and the older man gave it to him.
My son gave it to me right before he pasted
away in 2008 from cancer.
Jim Beam St Louis Bicentennial decanter. St. Louis Arch shaped decanter with bas-relief of 1966 St. Louis Riverfront and Skyline (Including Busch Stadium) Says Gateway to the West and Bicentennial on lower portion Back has Bas relief of the SS Admiral on the Mississippi River. Topper says 200 yrs. Decanter is empty.
This is a type of pin on Indian piece, It is made of copper and I believe it is from the early 1800s but not for sure, I would like to know exactly what the history behind this piece is
