i was always told this mirror came home with my grandparents and was taken from an old chateau in frnace and the mirror was from the 19th century. i do't know anything about it. in good condition, a few knicks ans chips but they are on back of mirror. the material underneath the chips looks and feels like porcelain to me but i am no expert.

blank_pageIt is an oil painting of "THE PARC MONCEAU" and is signed in the lower right hand corner in red letters Claude Monet and then numbers that look like 767 but the last number is not fully visible. The only signed painting i found online from claude monet was of a hay stack also signed in red with 90 after it but in the lower left corner. I believe it was the original. ok, here are some new facts i didn't mention before. The back of this frame has an old saks fifth avenue sticker on it. Also, the wood frame has SFA705 written on it and there is also a price tag of 200 dollars. I was told this painting hung in a gallery of some sort..would the nails "which are u shaped" and hanging wire give any indication of how long ago this pic was framed?

The Dining table and China set could be from the 1940s or 1950s.

One of the first piece of furniture owned in a house build in 1945.

Can any confirm the year by looking at the motif/flowers?

What is the value of the set?? Thanks!!! :) 

 this bowl  has a monogrammed B on the front ... and is tarnished silver...should I clean it  ????/

My grandfather bought this horse for his barber shop in Water Valley, Mississippi, back in the early 1930's.  We think it was new.  It has been made free at some point, but the logo reads .10.  It is a Crusader.  The logo on the machine box reads Lots of Action!  Loads of Fun!  Ride 'Em Cowboy, A Real Thrill!, with a picture of a horse and rider bucking in the air.  The saddle is original, but needs work.  The horse turns on by the handle at the front of the saddle.  It will go fast or slow, depending on how far you turn the handle.  The horse has one coat of new paint on it.  When I got it, it had so many coats, the we couldn't tell what color it had been originally. 

nice chair