Black and silver antique mini-binoculars, or field glasses. Poss. model, or serial number J-E44; body number 304531. Immaculate condition (both glasses as well as origional mini-leather carrying case.

I have no current photos however the set is still in its box and has not ever been played or tampered with it is a collectible item

I have a Satsuma pottery serving dish.  I am only assuming that it is used as a serving piece because of the handle.  It is oblong shaped, however, it has leafing design around the rim.  The gold handle is shaped like ribbon with a small 4 pedel flower at the top.  This piece has a significant amount of gold outlining.  It has a lot of tiny tan colored raised dots.  In the middle of the piece there is a male and female peacock.  There is a two wheeled sidewalk vendor cart with two baskets of flowers.  This is such a beautiful and unique piece.  The porcelain under the glaze is cracked.  That usually means the piece is fairly old.  Im not sure what the markings mean on the bottom.  I was also not able to interperet the 4 chinese words in the stamp.  I have not had any luck finding anything like this piece.  Thank You for any insight anyone is able to give. 

1926 Map of Monterey Peninsula done by Jo Mora, this is one of the RARE ones per Art Galeries in Monterey who reviewed it mid April.

During the 1950s my parents visited a German artis's colony and purchased this painting. 

 I would describe the painting to be in fair condition.  There are two holes and two tears in the canvas and miscellaneous marks. 

The back of the canvas is stamped. 

The artist's signature looks to me to read: "Go Frank Chrinchin".

Madame Alexander 14 inch Lucinda with Mary Ann face, reddish-brown straight hair, and moving blue eyes, from late 1970s.
This stunning doll is wearing a crisp new-looking bright teal blue taffeta dress with ruffle at hemline, and white lace and pink ribbon trim, matching bonnet with pink flowers, pink shoes, and a pink floral print parasol.