Item includes the original box. Box cover has rip on one corner. No damage to the bottle. A few scratches to the surface of the brass nozzle part, but the sprayer is otherwise pristine. Lettering is clearly legible. Includes original cardboard insert with the box. Spare spray bottle without nozzle is included, and is in pristine condition - no cracks or damage. Item appears to pre-date 1950's. Original box is in very good condition except for rip on one corner, lettering on box is clearly legible.

An ornately carved 6 leg coffee table, with curved lines.  The top is leather with the gold tooling around the edge.  It's a dark wood.  I understand the background about the Weiman Furniture Company, but have not been able to locate any other Weiman table that appears to have this type of carving or curved front.  Found this in the back/bottom of a resale shop, and made them throw it in for free with my purchase of a Victorian twisted BarleyRocker.  I knew by the weight it was a good wood piece, just extremely dirty with a small tear in the leather.  Threw on some stain before I saw the Weimen info (722-1322) stamped on the underside!  Now I'm a bit nervous, and want to sell but don't want to underestimate the value....Thanks y'all for your help!

Pop up Muppets 1971 by Random House/ Children's Television Network Features Bert Ernie and Cookie Monster   Has still paper and a plastic sting to move their mouths. Trying to find out how much this is worth. Origional Price $1.50

This appraisal concerns a Lejon Bicentennial (1976) Brandy, still sealed in its original Liberty Bell commerative decanter. I do not know very much about this particular brandy, except that Lejon was a Californian company that I do not believe exists any longer. I'm looking for an approximate value for this brandy and decanter. 

Geneve Classic Quartz Has 745906 stamped on Back..Dimond Number sets,  Set In 10kt gold Band. I have Looked all over and cant find this anywhere Would like to know Value....

This is one of the few items that my grandfather left behind before passing over a decade ago.  My grandmother recently cleaned out some of her things and said I could have it.  I thought they looked pretty cool (before finding out they are pretty much illegal everywhere) so I obliged.

These are just a couple mediocre camera phone pictures, but I can upload more if necessary.  The etching on the inside says "The Brute Tamer - Winchester Arms Co." I tried to look up some information on them through various avenues, but literally found nothing (probably due to the illegality factor). 

They also seem to be pretty small so I'm not even sure if these were really meant for use, maybe a paperweight or something?