Hello,
From personal research I've found that this is a Toledo Spanish Dagger, however I am unsure about the legitimacy of the blade, as I don't know much about antique daggers. 

If anyone could help in giving me a rough estimate on the value of the item, or even information about it's history, I would greatly appricate it. 

Thanks, 

Louise 

A coffee table, about a foot and a half high and 3 feet long. The top is some kind of wood totally coated in amber with 7 crabs on the topside frozen in display. The bottom is also a gnarled piece of what I assume to be driftwood, also coated in amber. I have more pictures than the two posted to share via email, but they are too big to upload here by a couple hundred kBs.

The black and white drawing is called a scratchboard. It was done for the book "Snowshoe Country" published in 1944.

Found this in the house back in the 90s

Serial # 1120. The Ambassador - made by the Wehrle Company, Newark, Ohio. Excellent condition.

The sign is metal and about foot and a half to 2 feet long red background gold coloring inlaying gold colored letters with filigree that covers the edges of the lower half of the sign sign reads Budweiser king of beers somebody still cares about quality sign doesn't have any serial numbers or distinguishing numbers tag.