Released when album covers weren't ready, so still with the plain white cardboard sleeve protecting the factory pressed record, a laser copy quickly rigged, flyer-style, on an 11x17 piece of paper for the album cover. Serial number 10! Only listened to a handful of times, plastic cover outside semi-worn but not much. Record itself, sleeve, and "cover" mint or near-mint.

Found it in an attic on a jobsite; somebody wanted to throw it out and it was in awesome shape. Never played with since I've had it. As far as I can tell, never played with at all in dirt or mud.

lots of engevings on top lid with flowers, handle to lift from one side to open four little balls for stands back side by lid has round spot with somthing missing maybe a stone.

this item in mot sure if it was a jewery box it has four looking animal feet as stands it has a lid that is attached and opens from one side. theres a stamp on it three leaf pland, a crown, a standing lion. top of lid two standing lions with some kind of family crest in middle with top of crest hand honing a axe. on the back of on side a oval shape piece missing and where the lid hindges r it say 186

This is a bowl that I have had for a long time. It has prunus flowers and stems. It is black background, with pink border. Tan stems and red lines. The mark on the bottom has a blue line around it. The glaze is applied on top of the porcelain and is thickly over the white areas. Very beautiful bowl I love it.

This is an Early American Pressed Glass plate dated in 1800s. I have seen the picture of it in a book but don't remember what book. I have had the plate for quite a while and would like to know the value of it.

I am selling a pair of chairs for a friend. PHOTOS BELOW. She originally purchased them from an antique shop, but the owner couldn't tell her anything about them --- only that they were "antiques".

The arms are carved swans and the legs are decorated with carved fans and bell shapes. The arms are two separate pieces, connecting at the curve with peg joints.

I have looked all over the internet for furniture with carvings like this one. I've found swan armed chairs, but they are large and complex carvings with the heads in an upright position, (instead of a reclining downward position).

My questions are: (1) How can I tell if this is an antique or a repro? (2) Does anyone know where they might have been made? (They have been reupholstered, and there aren't any identifying labels.)

Thanks for any help you can provide!

Beth