Plain. It is not engarved or decorated or pierced and it has a raised lip all round.

I'm guessing that it is about 100 years old. It is a print (I think) of 4 women at left, 1 playing a harp, all with flowers, and 1 man off to the right, standing in what seems to be a grove of trees, with what seems to be a castle or some kind of dwelling in the background.  There are also sheep in the background and swallows flying overhead towards the left.

Serial #1181080, Grade 92, 165 - 3rd model, believed to be a size 16. Movement appears to be in immaculate condition and is running. Watch face is in almost immaculate condition with a nearly invisible hairline crack that extends from the center to the 11. Overall, watch shows very minor wear.

Rare vintage 12 string Dobro with amplifier pick up. Only few made in the 1960's very good condition. one owner. will sell due to arthritus in fingers

4 piece tea set with the number stamp 1474   sheffield primrose plate

I have two school desks that I found in my great aunt's attic.  I believe that she purchased these items in the early 1950's.  I have no idea what she paid for them or the circumstances behind the purchase.  I do believe that they are from the old Grand Rapids Seating company and the date on them indicates that they were completed on July 16th 1895.