This table was found in a warehouse on River St. in Savannah, GA. approximately 35 years ago.  The top had some water damage either from the warehouse or from being on a ship.  It has been planed, but is still warped. It was originally much thicker- now about 2in. thick.   Each of the three claw-footed legs has different scenes on each side (a total of 6)  that appear to depict mythological figures (i.e. Pan, a harpie, etc.)   the few nails and hinges appear to be handmade.

Cast iron frog marked 18-21 vm.

this jar is blue glass with white painting of a child holding a flower. i think it may be mary gregory.  the brass top has a hole in the center with threads inside.  it must of had another peice with it.  it is 3" tall and 3" diameter. it is in perfect shape.

vinatge cream lamb coat w/ fur collar with three-quarter length sleeves. Designed by Victor's of Oakbrook illinois. 

My wife inherited a home in McLean, Virginia in 1974 from her parents.  The grandfather clock was part of the living room furniture.  She remembers it as always being there, but was never told anything about it.

I took it to a clock maker in McLean and he made two small brass parts for it and balanced it in our house.  He told me the clock was worth more than my 1974 WV microbus!

We are getting up in years and want to dispose of most of our property.

What can you tell me about this clock, a fair market price for it, and how we might sell it?

Thank you,

G. Martin Lively

Leesburg, VA

[email protected]

You can see the clock in Furniture at http://picasaweb.google.com/gmlively  All items shown are for sale.

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We are not sure about anything on this vase, it was the crest on the bottom that caught our attention.