This has been in our family for quite a long time ~50 years -- maybe more.

It stands a bit over 5 feet tall and is about 16" wide.

The "bowl" in the middle seems to be made of tin -- some kind of metal for sure.

It has a very light but pretty colors painted on it.

It DOES have s slight tilt to one side that I beleive is just because it needs tightening -- I haven't messed with it to know for sure.

And it works!

White and gold musical mantle clock.

Pitcher, Basin, Large Bowl with 1 handle and lid, Small Bowl with lid, small pitcher, vase?, small bowl with handle.  All pieces are Blue on the Bottom, White in the middle, blue on top with roses painted on each piece.

I have had this buffet and matching server (no picture of the server) for over 30 years.  I don't really know how old they are.  They appear to be made of a hardwood, I'm guessing walnet and are very heavy.   They are both in great condition.

Two heavy and very ornate candlesticks. no marking visable.

READS:

Thomson Astatic Ammeter

Patented Apr. 16, '95 Nov. 3, '96
Oct. 17, '99 June 10, 1902

General Electric Co.
Schenectady, N.Y.
U.S.A.

Size is 3 1/2" x 9 1/2"
Brass top plate
Heavy

I know there is supposed to be one at the New York Transit Museum.

Looking for a value.

Thank you~