Hello, 

I bought this table recently and it’s in great condition. It has the name Joe Goss stamped on it and the word “FINN” or at least looks like FINN. I researched Joe Goss and the only information found was a boxer. Can you give me any information on how old you think it is, value, and how I can identify who Joe Goss was?

Another rock of my fathers collection, he had it for years. where he got it from I have no idea.

He was in WWII and in New Gunnie, Philippians, Japan, and other surrounding areas.

In New Gunnie he was an engineer and built one of the first airports there. I think from 1944 to 1946 area.

He also did a lot of digging work in Ohio 50 miles east of Cleveland and 40 miles west of Erie PA and about 6 miles from Lake Erie, Called Ashtabula County. He had where we lived two ponds dug and various other digging projects over the years.

So unless I take it to an Rock expert just want to see it anyone has any ideas.

Thanks   

One of my fathers collection, he had it for years. where he got it from I have no idea.

He was in WWII and in New Gunnie, Philippians, Japan, and other surrounding areas.

In New Gunnie he was an engineer and built one of the first airports there. I think from 1944 to 1946 area.

He also did a lot of digging work in Ohio 50 miles east of Cleveland and 40 miles west of Erie PA and about 6 miles from Lake Erie, Called Ashtabula County. He had where we lived two ponds dug and various other digging projects over the years.

So unless I take it to an Rock expert just want to see it anyone has any ideas.

Thanks   

Hi recently inherited 3 bottles of legendary brew by Ballentine. I only know from what I found online and that brew was last made in 2015 and was reverse engineered and highly sought after. Rumors from an article stated that their were rumores of one bottle being sold for $500. Can you please further help me with this along with a home inherited my attention is all over the place being overwhelmed and want to ensure information as I am looking to sell item. Return email I can be reached at is  [email protected]

Thankyou Lou

I believe this may be an antique/vintage set of Egyptian Brass Vases with a matching Decorative Plate.  My grandmother may have brought these over from England.  The plate is not pictured, but I do have it, and it is in a similar condition.  I am curious about the estimated value.

Suspected Edwardian era spectacles with the mark of intertwined Ng and a stork or heron on right side. 14k gold