I have a pocket watch handed down for generations starting in Wurtzburg Germany. It is an Elgin case rear movement # 6991406. It says "Larmin" (Chromometre) on the front face. The main gear says 15 Rubis & 1a It is great condition and works. I believe it is from the late 1890s.http://s184.photobucket.com/albums/x203/socalrebell/?action=view&current=PICT0420.jpghttp://s184.photobucket.com/albums/x203/socalrebell/?action=view&current=Picture045-1.jpg

half pint, beer mug

There are four footed bowls, no handles, all mint condition.  The pattern is all swirls, all going in the same direction.  Even the pedestal is swirled.  No manufacturer's marks that I can see. Very soft pink color--although it appears darker in the pictures. Thank you for any guidance anyone is able to provde!

I bought this from a man who said he was selling his friend's things for him. This was hanging along the back wall, along with a deco-style wooden mirror. I bought both for 20.00. The seller told me that it was a wood carving that had been pulled from a sailing ship before it was destoyed. After looking at it more closely, and taking into consideration the weight, I wonder if it isn't carved or molded plaster. I have never seen anything like this, nor have I been able to find anyone who knows what it is, where it might have come from, or how old it is. I have had a few old-timers tell me that it is wood, most people I know think it must be made of plaster though.

After four years of research and many conversations, I'd like to put it online and see if anyone out there might have some insight on this Lady.

Thanks for your help.

got inherited from grandma.

The "Magic Chef" stove is in great shape. While cleaning out my parents estate we discovered this great piece that we have no idea what it is worth. We would like to keep it, but are unsure if we have the room, so we are looking for some help with what tp price it at if we decide to sell. Thank you.