Lane style #1703 coffee table, black with brass accents. 

Blue ball mason jar, there’s no phrase on it, bubbles and a dimple 

I purchased this Tea Cup and Saucer from an Estate Sale in White Plains, NY about 46 years ago.  I was told that the stamp on the back says "New Japan" - however, I really don't know.  The gold markings are thick and raised.

*I apologize for the cluttered photos, my husband's shop is a mess scale is heavy and awkward to move*

The Computing Scale Co. Scale, model #150. Original patent date is listed April 24,1900 

That's about all the info I have on it, any insight is much appreciated 🩵

This is a framed pair of vintage black-and-white photographs featuring a large four-funnel ocean liner. The images show the ship at sea, possibly either departing or arriving at a port. The ship has a long, sleek hull, four evenly spaced smokestacks, and a prominent superstructure. What ship is this? It was from a scrapbook page and a vintage photo album The date is unknown

30wx24d by 31h gilt wood marble top console table. I believe its very old. Like to know the exact style name, age, and value! 

"El Ultimo" by artist Rudy Montoya Jr., numbered 35/250

Located in Colorado helping a dear friend mother sell some of hee things to Move out of state.