The five cent bill is purple around the edges and is blue on the inside, there is a picture of a woman in the front that looks like someone from the 1950's. The back has an eagle with it's wings out standing on what looks like a scroll that has branches with leaves on the ends. The one dollar is pink on the edges and is blue with pink wavy lines in the middle. There is a picture of a woman on it that looks like she's from the 1920's-1940's. The back just has these words on it "MILITARY PAYMENT CERTIFICATE FOR USE ONLY IN UNITED STATES MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS - BY UNITED STATES AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE RULES AND REGULATIONS.

This piece is badly damaged/repaired but still beautiful. It is from a thrift, so I know nothing about it's past life. It is vibrantly painted and has raised white figural designs. These are different on each side. One side is cherubs, the other a couple. Both sides have a figural "cameo" and the date 1717. It has 2 handles with raised faces on them. It can't be a vase, as it is all pierced. Please see pictures. Any help would so very much appreciated. Thank you.

This table is 22 inces tall, the top is 12x16 inches.  There are no nails in its construction, except to afix glass holder borders on top.  Three sides are deeply carved up to over .25 inch.  The top is handpainted.  The three women appear in relief (term? raised)amd it appears to be ivory or jade, the woman on the left's bottom of tunic is luminescent like the inside of an oyster shell.  The rocks in front of the abode are also in relief.  it does not bear any markings I can find to indicate signing.
  This was passed from my grandmothers estate, from her mother Marianne Wendt (m. Henry Wendt of Buffalo Forge Co.).  I know they were fond of purchasing from Gumps of San Francisco anytime they passed through town.  The glass has since broken.  The black seems to be a stain rather than paint.

Book written by T.E. Lawrence

Pordcelain, very Detailed, Man standing playing violin, woman sitting playing baby grand piano, trimmed in gold, hand written inside base housing, Fendi F662, Made in Italy, no bad places at all, excellent condition, woman dressed in victorian ball gown and man dressed in ballroom garb, don't know what you call them. Woman has brown hair and man has white, all of this is trimmed in gold.

 Offset color lithograph of 'The Gates' project for Central Park, New York City 2002-2005. Pencil signed in the margin. Conservation mounted and framed with uv protected glass.