as to the best of my knowledge the trunk is from around 1915 made by the Crouch & Fitzgerald company in New York City. I have read that hey were thee most top quality trunk made in the USA at the time, up there with louis vuitton. the trunk has no visible wood that i can see, the slats are either solid leather or covered. The corners are of very thick 1/4" leather . the decorative metal on the corners looks to be steel? the lock and keeper look to be brass. there is no key to this trunk. the interior is in good shape covered in a tan canvas like material. all of the hardware including hinges is in great shape, the hasps are very strong, not much use.

In it's original packaging including guarantee certificate (registration) card. Received as a gift for purchasing a Sylvania television in the early 1950's. Never used, never drilled, 1 owner.

WE do not have pics but it is an antique handcarved table w/ dragons and it has some kind of face on it.this is all around the outside of the table. the feet of the table look like claws.very ornate carving on table and small chairs or stools.

The chairs have an Early American style, I think. (I'm not knowledgeable about this!) The seat is not flat, but is slightly shaped to fit one's derriere. The "arm" part of the chair curves around the seat in a semi-circle and is held in place by the main supports at the front of each end and 16 nicely-shaped vertical "dowels." Where a person's hands rest on the arm, the wood is carved to look almost like a paw, with three "fingers." The back of the chair has ten plain dowels that continue up and finish in a curved back rest. The legs have cross pieces along the sides, front to back, and those are joined by another cross-piece. There is another cross-piece between the back legs, although a little higher up.
Over all, the chairs are very beautiful and very sturdy.
The problem with each chair is that at the end of some of the arms (where the paws are), there is quite a bit of wear. Also, one of the chairs has some damage to one of the leg cross-pieces. Other than that, there are some scratches in various places.

Cedar chest, close to the 1920's

Desk can be used as a seat or a table. Tope is covered in leather and with wood design around edges. A wooden pin with a chain is insterted in hole to hold the top in place so it can be used for sitting position.