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.

It is a "Le Noir" Homer Laughlin pitcher. It was made in the USA, and it looks like it has some gold imbossing, although I am not sure if the gold is real or not. It was handpainted with an image of pincones or acorns of some sort on the side, and it's in really great condition. It looks like it may have been used for cream or something else because it's too small to be used for water. It's medium size, too small to hold water or punch, but to big to be for gravy or anything like that. At the moment we are using it as a stylish vase.

On the bottom it says

"Le Noir

[a backwards C or an O] Lc [I beleive it's a logo]

Homer Laughlin

Made in U.S.A.

A 46 N 6"

in green ink. The Le Noir logo is in gold, and it also says "HAND PAINTED" in gold right underneath the Le Noir logo and right before another logo. Hand- written in gold after "HAND PAINTED" it has something like a code:

C36 - 1016

Cant seem to find any info on this simple treadle sewing machine. Apears to be very old, been in family a long time. Any information regarding its worth would be greatly apprecieated.

 serial number appears to be 352009, as it is engraved on the wheel, underneath and  below the label.

This antique chair has carved flower detailing in the wood, scroll feet and velvet fabric.

this piece comes apart in sections and sits on a base that looks like a old tub, has all it' parts and in good condition. is a cream and trimmed in the peach has the horn of plenty with fruit in it and black accents. only a few chips in the paint but all in all good condition. the oven section is very heavy and took 3 men to load. full size range, I would guess close to 400lbs.

Mackey Bros agents - Estey Organ Co. Brattleboro VT. USA

Working condition...