I say they are in excellent condition because the structural portion of the chair is in fantastic condition with no knicks. I believe the wood is cherry. The upholstery is shot and needs to be replaced. The unupholstered seat is in great shape. Flat head screws hold the seat to the chair itself. The captain's chair is marked with no. 273, the side chairs are marked with 272. Paper tags are attached to the bottom of each chair, but are difficult to read except for the Grand Ledge Chair Company title.

its a settee loveseat with a cushion heart on the back rest wooden legs and wooden trim around

the heart

couldn't photo the legs better but they are like animal paws and even on the bottom of it there are the paws. The candle stick isn't straight and there is a small hole in the cndel's head where should be the candle

Black cocktail dress by designer Maggie Rouff. Pleated skirt with a banded bodice.

The cushion on this bench was covered with 5 diferrent fabrics after carefully taking each one off I uncovered what i believe to be the original covering it is very pretty but seems to be tearing not at the seems but at the pattern lines it has one damaged leg. i included a picture of the tag that is on the bottom of the cushion. There seems to be an inspection stamp on it from the New York Division of Bedding.

This rolling hay hook pully was taken from a barn we were dismantling. The property the barn was sitting on had a deed dated 1896.