Received as a gift 35 years ago. Never used, just displayed in a china cabinet. This teapot is trimmed in gold, and has no cracks, or scratches. The bottom has a couple of minor chips, which could have been from the original making of the teapot. The words "SADLER ENGLAND" are on the bottom of the teapot, and there is a gold marking, which could be a limited number hand-written on the bottom.

VINTAGE HAND-MADE CANDLE IS OF A BOY AND A GIRL CLINGING TO EACH OTHER IN A COURTYARD. THERE IS GREAT DETAIL OF BUILDINGS SURROUNDING THEM WITH A HORSE DRAWN COACH. THIS CANDLE HAS NEVER BEEN LIT. IT IS IN GREAT CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. IT STILL HAS COLOR THAT BRINGS OUT ALL OF THE WORKMANSHIP. IT IS A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF WORK. IT ALSO HAS A REMOVABLE PIECE THAT COMES OUT THAT HAS NEVER BEEN REMOVED. I DON'T KNOW THE HISTORY OF THIS CANDLE, AS I BOUGHT IT AT A YARD SALE. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS CANDLE. I WOULD ALSO BE INTERESTED IN SELLING IT.

Any info would be appreciated. These are Antique wood dining chairs, possibly Mahogany. 5 armless, 1 with wooden arms. Possibly French Victorian. Luis XVI ? Carved legs and top. With and without arms. They've been reupholstered in a tapestry-style fabric that is fairly smooth to the touch. Chairs are mostly in very good condition.

Northern Furiture Company antique Circassian Walnut Dresser & Mirror from early 1900's in Excellent condition. Gorgeous Circassain walnut grain, scroll detailing and feet. The large mirror has no chips or marks and is attached to the dresser with scroll posts. The top of the desser is in new condition and all drawers have original pulls with working locks and open and close smoothly. Original finish with minimal wear.

Pitts Brothers owned and operated a hardware store in Alexandria South Dakota.

I didnt see any dents and sounds in tune. Some blimishes in the wood, from people putting things on top of it. Serial number 40480