We have a "pre war" American Flyer "Wide Gauge" Set with track, lamp and transformer. The Engine - #4644 - is green w/gray bottom, has a bell on the back - top, and a light on the front. The Gondola #4017 is green and has a ladder on each end (sides) and a wheel at the front and back. The Caboose #4011 is red and has a ladder front and back. The lamp post has a green base and the pole and shades are orange. The transformer has "Midget Toy" - 75 watts - 100 to 120 volts - 50 to 133 CY - Jefferson Electric Company Chicago. The Rails are 3/4" wide (3 rail). There are 6ea. 14" straight and 8 ea. 16" curved. We have set it up twice, it works fine and I would say it is in good to very good condition.

This bottle has St. louis arch on it and buildings very nice piece

This wardrobe only has a few flaws, such as: as smal crack at the base in the left side, and a small piece removed in the top left corner (as you can see in the picture.  The mirror is perfect, though (despite the picture's view of it, which shows a glare.)

It is in good condition though the inner rim was chipped and repaired. The pattern is wildflowers on a green background around the bottom with deep pink roses and blue decoration spaced by gold designs around the top edge. Very ornate handle on pot and lid with gold trim.

Please help!  Does anyone know what kind of rocking chairthis is?

I know that it is Early American and it was give to my Grandmother's Mother.

 Any info would be much appreciated.

This is a Sheffield tea service with no tray.  Bottom is marked "Made in Sheffield England" and the marks "EPNS" in individual sqares.  The set consists of a coffeepot, a teapot, creamer, sugar, and a waste with cover.  The sizes are asl follows: 

COFFEE POT - 8" tall / 4.5" wide (approx)

TEA POT - 6" tall / 5.5" wide (approx)

SUGAR - 4" tall / 4.25" wide

CREAMER - 2.5" tall / 3.5" wide

WASTE (with cover) - 2.5" tall / 4.25" wide