Not sure what Era or region these are from. But, any help would be appreciated. 

I recently purchased this painting and I’m wondering if anyone knows anything about the artist. The artist’s name is RAWSON. I’ve found paintings online by a Carl W Rawson but he usually signs with his full name and in the color red. I’m thinking it’s not the same artist. 
The canvas is stretched on a a piece of wood that says: Grumbacher New York. 
I would also like to know the age of the painting. It appears old. Any guesses? 
Thank you! 

I have a silver ladel with markings of B.j peldman's sons also with the imprint of 3 pictures side by side can't rely make out the images.

I acquired this last week and know very little about it.  What I have been able to find is that there is a company called Meyda that does this lampshade in 2 sizes 16" & 26" . The original was done in 22".  The measurements on this one are 22" diameter 12" height.  I also believe there has been some repair to this shade done at least once.  That being said, it's in good shape and when illiuminated it changes the whole dynamic of the room. 

Wooden free-standing mid-century bar with glass holders. Mason Manufacturing Co., Fiesta Montery Montecito Farmhouse
38” high, 29” wide, 15.5” deep.

Hand painted Sicilian Wedding Cart circa 1920 with two mule effigies. Cart- 21” x 16”. Wheels- 16”. Handles - 48”. Donkeys- 25” long, 25” high.

An American stained wood rocking chair, in the Shaker style. Circa 1900. The uprights with turned fnials and a ladderback, the bentwood arms forming the front legs, the seat probably later webbed.

34” high back, 20” across front of seat, 16” across back of seat, 27” rocker.

Not sure if it’s a print or a painting but it’s on a leather board from Fausto Corduri

New York fifth avenue by Thomas Kinkade. 78/280 from the printing on the canvas. 24 x 36 size.

The only item my mother wanted from her GG's estate and, according to her, had already been in the family additional generations before GG's birth (1866).   The upper 5-chest drawers sit atop a separate 2-drawer base.  The wood is very thick and the sides, top, drawer bottom appear to be from single pieces of lumber.  The nails that are original look square and I took a close up of a nail head.  It never had drawer pulls.  Would much appreciate any observations about age or suggestions where to research.  I know it's kind of a ruin but am absolutely consumed with curiosity to see how it meshes with what I've heard of family history (mythology?).  The sides bear what appear to be decorative swirls.  Thanks -