Dining room table with folding leaf sides, 2 inserts, brass claw feet and a gold leaf sticker underneath "Brandt Furniture of Character, Hagerstown, MD" It has some numbers stamped on it one is 5057 and the other is 15750. It is either Mahogany or Black Cherry. It is a Duncan Phyfe style table. I have 4 chairs, all with the original horse hair covered seat pads. The table has normal wear and tear (it has been used all these years) with a few scratches on top of the table, some on the legs of the chairs and some water damage to the finish of the table legs on one side. (see pictures) Thank you so much in advance for your time and efforts. I am having a hard time uploading pictures...I've tried multiple times. says the file is too big?

i bought this at yard sale for 20.00. it is some kind of speaker from manavox made in oakland ca.

I got this at a yard sale. Lady said it was old. It has one very small spot of paint missing on one paw.

Also part of the felt is missing on bottom

The Copper enamelled and alluminium wire art super imposed on a painted canvas or velvet designer fabric gives a 3D effect. Since the wires are enamelled, they will not fade or tarnish and are easy to maintain. The art can be custom made to suit any interior decor either in mural form or as an artefact.

oil painting on canvas with some apparent multi - media material; painting is one of a series  of "whale" paintings which are representational of scene or scenes from Melville's novel Moby Dick; painting is approximately 24" by 18"; artist signature appears; artist is Harvey Konigsberg who is alive and still working in Woodstock, New York; painting is circamid 1960's and was also purchased somewhere between 1968 and 71 for $500 at a Long Island art show

oil painting on canvas with some apparent multi - media material; painting is one of a series  of "whale" paintings which are representational of scene or scenes from Melville's novel Moby Dick; painting is approximately 24" by 18"; artist signature appears; artist is Harvey Konigsberg who is alive and still working in Woodstock, New York; painting is circamid 1960's and was also purchased somewhere between 1968 and 71 for $500 at a Long Island art show