Represented as a sled used to haul maple syrup out of the Vermont woods. I have never seen another one like it and it appears based on the dimensions it could have been used for exactly that purpose. It has rounded metal runners and dowel construction in places. Weathered but in overall very good condition considering its age. The front part of the sled pivots on a bolt while the rear is stationary. I would really appreciate knowing its actual function and approximate value.

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Leather upholstery, porcelain base with orange trimming, nickel plating. All parts intact including head rest. Has dual pump handles (one located on either side of chair-haven't seen that on any of the other Emil chairs I've seen). Barber has in his shop just as another seat for patrons. Looking for an appraisal (I expect something VERY general since limited info is available) and also more info on this company, which seems to be impossible to find.

The preview is probably around 3 1/2min long. It's an "All Audience" preview, flat format. It looks like it's in good condition but the condition is ultimately unknown until it's actually viewed through a projector.

Can anyone tell me who made this and what it might be worth? Thanks for any information given.

Wm. RODGERS Silverplate coffee/tea pot. Inside looks silver, or some sort of shiny silver metal. attached henged lid. There is also 2 black rings of some kind in the handle. The pot does not have seperate feet, it has a circular base.