Inherited from my grandmother.  A marking on bottom but is a yellow blob.  One dancer has finger missing and one petal from flower is broken.  Otherwise in excellent condition.  18 inches high and 13 inches across.  She had it restored once.  A finger was broken and she took to a restorer in Washington, D.C.  That was 40 years ago.  I thought they may have put the yellow blob on the bottom so not to mar the correct marking during the restoration.  It is two pieces.  The top comes off.  My grandmother always referred to it as an epergne.  

This is a two piece desk/secretary made of mahogny.  We have inherited it and wish to find out its value

Corona Adding machine in good condition.  Still in working order. 

Camera I have and really don't want it collecting dust.
Model j66

Two Paintings by AWarner 08, not sure what era, what the value or name of the pieces are- so I am asking for your professional opinion of value and information.

I am not looking for a true 100% value- I am looking for what my LOW number should be - since I can't find this AWARNER anywhere ?? Or could you give me advice on who this A WARNER is? Is it Drew Warner? John Warner? 

An all steel roll top desk in excellent working condition with:

Brass drawer handles, feet, front edges of the top and side pull outs and other hardware

60"w x 34"d x 42"h.

Adjustable drawer dividers with a pencil tray in the center drawer

Rubber or linoleum writing surface

Drawers and compartments in upper section above writing surface

Drawers lock when roll top is down and top can be locked

Original yale lock and key

The original finish was woodgrain.  This desk is extremely heavy.  Lifting off the just the top cap piece 12" x 60" is a two-man job.  I believe it was made by the ArtMetal Construction Co. in Jamestown, NY, in the early 1900's.  When I bought it, I was told that it came from the Great Northern Railroad offices.