My aunt owns this clock and wants to know it's value. She asked me to help with the internet search. She bought it around 1962. It is made from solid cherry wood and has been maintained by a local professional. He has always wanted to buy it, but she is not sure that his offers have been high enough.  In addition where would a sale most likely give her the best value for it? Any help would be appreciated.

Here's a link to a bunch of pictures: http://home.comcast.net/~laybackman/Gmother_Clock.htm

Large porcelain statue of four boys playing cards (and cheating) at a table on a large stump.

Runs fine. had it in the safe deposit box for 30+ years.. It is probably from early.

Case closes on both sides has original chain with tie holder and and anchor along with a pocket knife at one end

 May want to sell.

Call me 804-837-5419

bought this table at auction a few years ago for my house.  I was wondering if anyone out there could give me any information on it as far as dating it.  Some of the things I know:  it has a mahogany top and is stained a dark brown/black color, not painted.  The top was so bad that I am now having it professionally restored by someone who deals with antiques.  The leaves are oval.  The underside of the table shows the hinges which were made by Stanley (SW in circle) and slotted, flat head screws (gimlet point).  Also the place where the hinges go are etched out by hand.  The only mark i have found is on the inside of the base and is "79-11" It has one drawer with a wooden nob that is screwed in.  The dowels that hold the gatelegs are wooden according to the guy refinishing the table.  We think it might be late 1800's or early 1900's, but i'm thinking it might be later because the stretcher aren't on the outer blocks.  I saw a similar table dated c 1940.  is this more accurate?  Thanks for any help on dating or pricing.

I was given this as a gift many years ago. I was told it was old and Russian silver, but thats all. I have scoured the Internet to find out more to no avail. I hope someone can help :-)

on the jug there are four bears on ice. on the pouring part there is a bird either side amongst a few flowers. On the top of the jug (the lid) is another bird. On the hanlde is another bird.