I have bought a printing from a very old mansion house which was sold

I have no idea about the oil painting but at the back side there is a logo named HARDY ALAN

and i learn that HARDY ALAN is the material suplier for both rembrand and renoir

http://www.artrenoir.com/the-hard-life.html

at this web site said that

Alan Hardy, Renoir material supplier in Paris

The stamp of the wedge under the brand name "Alan Hardy" clearly refers Renoir material supplier!

In research in recognized collections I noticed a Renoir Self Portrait in the United States. The painting also has a wooden frame of Hardy Alan.

I have this oak Morris rocking chair that I purchased 10 years ago. It looks exactly like a Stickley 831 reclining rocker, but there is no markings or labels. The cloth coverings are obviously not original. The original dowels that attach the back rest to the base are missing. Wood is in good condition, with normal wear and rubbing.

I am going to sell it and would like some info. Does anyone know the manufacturer, age and approximate price of this piece?

A redware vase with a sgraffito stylized motif of a eagle with arrow, also a motif of group of three figures. the figures look like they are possibly indians in a tree form.

The piece was wheel thrown, in a vase form, with a clear glaze.

Signed on the bottom, O A.

There is a small old repaired flake chip on the bottom rim of the vase.

I would love any help in identifying this vase, age, and possible value.

Cedar-lined blanket chest. Mid-century modern design by Cavalier. I think this is from the 50s. Solid cedar with veneer. Painted in a pale cream matte paint.

I'm not sure of the value of this piece.

Grade: Bunn Special

Type II 60hr.

• Movement Serial Number: 4788509
• Estimated Production Year: 1926
• Run Quantity: 1000
• Size: 16s
• Jewels: 21j
• Jewel Material: Ruby
• Movement Configuration: Openface
• Movement Finish: Nickel
• Model: 14
• Movement Setting: Lever
• Plate: 3/4 Plate
• Barrel: 60-Hr. Motor
• Adjusted: Yes
• Adjusted to Positions: 6
• Adjusted to Temperature: Yes
• Railroad Grade: Yes
• Notes: Type II 60hr.

Gunlocke leather swivel office chair.  Seat torn.  Everything else in good condition.  Leather looks original.  Very heavy for such a small chair. Logo says W, H. Gunlocke Chair Company, Wayland, New York.  Gunlocke website indicates this particular logo was used in 1940s.  Paid $15 @ yard sale about 10 years ago.