I know a bit about upholsering and can tell you that the pillow is full of feathers, not foam.  Also, the stuffing is old, possibly horse hair.  If it has been reupholstered they did an excellent job but it may very well be the original fabrics.  Even the dust cover underneath appears original.  My guess is that this was sitting somewhere like a parlor where it was rarely if ever used. 

Note:  Even if it's not what we think, that's okay.  We like it for its look.  However, I saw one in an antique book very much like it that was appraised at $3,000.  Your comments will be greatly appreciated!

These are two large hand-carved pieces, both on oak.  I am unsure which ethnicity this might reflect?  And what the value might be?  I was thinking Persian or Arabic?  But then again could be African?  These are large and heavy, about 33" tall.  The craftsmanship is awesome, whether it's valuable for that or not, someone spent a lot of time and care making these.

Dolls clothes are in perfect condition, box is in fare condition. All hair pieces and shoes are included. Original price tag still on box.

These three dolls are stand approximately 8" high.  i cannot find any marks on them.  the clothes are fastened by a tiny staple and are not removeable.  they all have highly decorative gowns on.  one has a dress with shamrocks and a large hat.  the other one looks like a wedding gown.  the last one has a white gown with blue and pink flowers, pink bottom, and a lace hat.  the hair is in excellent condtion and they are in excellent condition to display.  the entire body is made of the hard material.  their lips are all closed and painted bright red.  they have moveable limbs and head, which are connected with some kind of rubber band system. 

Looks like a brass bell that has a cross on top says 1786 on 1 side and santa barbara on the other side

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