Pictures are JPG; Far left box is box that encloses perfume & presentation box.  Booklet "The Romance and Drama of Perfume" by Bernadine de Tuvache is included, and is in mint condition.  Pictures of booklet available on request.  I believe perfume is from the 1930's.

I have several Japanese Dolls such as Kintaro, Keisha, Kokeshi, etc hope that you can help to give the value of some of the Japanese Dolls that I had  I have attached few of the pictures for your review.  Hope that you would be able to help.  Looking forward to hear from you soon.

This Morse am/fm radio/ record player has a am/fm radio on the right side under a flip up top and a record player crafted by B.S.R in Great Britain on the left side under a flip up top. Beneath each is a set of speakers covered by a red velvet cloth with a vineyard fence style board cover. The middle doors slide to either side opening up a 2.2 ft by 1.8 ft by 2.25 ft deep cubby, that has a push button light to illuminate the inside. Controls consist of volume, tuner, on/off, bass, treble, balance, rumble filter on/off, scratch filter on/off, a.f.c on/off and the record player side can switch from 16, 33, 45, and 78, and top left corner you can switch from 7, 10, and 12. Not sure which these three numbers mean but I am sure there are those of you who are out there that do.

There are four pieces of white antique John Widdicomb furniture in good condition. They need to be repainted, but are otherwise very nice and still have the original tags in the drawers. All original handles are included. Pieces are as follows: 5 drawer dresser- 34"w x 50"h; 3 drawer dresser (48w x 34h); with large vanity mirror; one writing desk- 47"w x 30"h; one small nightstand- 18"w x 29"h. 

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found this picture in a house the home owner left, it looks like the early 1900's of Boulder, Co. the dirt road seams to what is Broadway St. You can also see the Flatirons in the backgroud and downtown Boulder, along with a few billboards.

I found this painting at a yard sale, and couldn't pass it up. I would place it as 1950's or 1960's, modern impressionist. It depicts two fishing boats in a harbor. The signature is difficult to make out, maybe Issa Golberg? Not sure. Any input would be appreciated.