This picture is a pen and ink work by Rudy Montoya.  Rudy Montoya was from El Paso, Texas before his death in the 1990's. His works hang in banks, businesses, and art galleries.

The name of this work is "Spirit raven".  Artist Proof 2. Not sure how many paintings in this edition.

This piece is Elgin Pocket Watch made 1924 based on the movement serial number.  The case is made by Keystone Watch Company that went bankrupt in 1890 and bought by the Hamilton Watch Company. The case number is 6157203 and has keystone trademark and marked "Guaranteed 14k 585 Fine K.W.C. Co. 6157203".  The inside is marked with "Elgin National Watch Co. USA" and "17 Jewels".  I believe the grade is 344.

The gold chain iwas made by the liberty Company and is 18k gold and weighs 40 grams.

hand carved roses large round face in center covered by glass trimmed in asilver metal stands on 4 small hand carved legs

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Holes in base suggest it was bolted to the floor or maybe the ground. The back is hinged and swings down to replace bulb. The front opening has slots as if the may have been color glass or a sign illuminated.

This is a porcelain soup tureen in excellent shape.  It is white with images of yellow flowers (looks like a wild flower or dandelion ...) and small star shaped white flowers.  There is gold trimming on the lid handle, outer rim of lid, on outer edges of bowl handle and on handle of the spoon. There is no wear of the edging that I can see.

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 There is a small defect on the lid (rough wavy spot but completely covered with the glaze) and tiny chips on inner rim of bowl.  The spoon has a little wearing away of the finish where the handle touches the bowl.