THIS CLOTHES WARDROBE IS MADE OF WALNUT. IT WAS BUILT BY MY GREAT UNCLE IN THE 1880'S FROM A WALNUT TREE CUT FROM OUR FARM. OUR FARM WAS HOMESTEADED IN THE 1860'S AND IS STILL IN OUR FAMILY TODAY IN FREESTONE COUNTY, TEXAS. THE WARDROBE IS 4 FT WIDE X 8FT TALL BY 2 FT DEEP. IT HAS NEVER BEEN REFINISHED. IT HAS SQUARE HEAD NAILS IN THE CONSTRUCTION. THE RIGHT SIDE HAS SHELVES FOR STORAGE AND THE LEFT SIDE HAS HOOKS FOR HANGING CLOTHES. IT HAS A LARGE PULL OUT DRAWER ACROSS THE BOTTOM. IT HAS A WOOD PIECE THAT TURNS TO HOLD THE DOORS SHUT.

Very solid chair. Has green leather design. Been in the family for a very long time.

Sugar & creamer set on a matching tray. Very ornate. Cream colored with gold accents. Marked on bottom as from Japan.

I have two of these. One is 39 1/2" x 51 1/2" the other is 39 1/2" x 39 1/2" making a perfect square. A family member recently gave these to me and told me how it has been in the family for over 50 years. Neither come with glass. Great condition.

Bone or Ivory handle is cracked and loose (you can see the nail is working itself out of what I believe must be a wood dowel under the handle) over a silver ferrule collar. There is a woven fabric (dirty and stained) above the horse hair bristles that must hold them together, with a red cord that looks to have added to the stability of the bristles by holding them in small bundles.

An old dirty white house with a lots of windows, a blue sign hanging over door saying Camelot Inn. There's a lake or pond with a boat and two people inside. Trees and mountains all around the Inn.A coach with four horses and two drivers in front of the Inn.Smoke coming form the chiminey's on top of Inn.Two chiminey's.16 windows and 3 doors.