Garage sale find, bought for $15. The seat is not attached, I believe the previous owner was going to reupholster it. Its a study little seat, I figured it was a sewing chair as it was sold singly. I photographed the screws used, everything else appears to be glued in. Any information and approximate value is appreciated!

This is a stool my mother gave me that she found at an estate sale for $50 about ten years ago. Its in good condition although it will need some wood glue, over time the legs have gotten a little loose (this would have been repaired but I did not want to devalue the piece). The blue velvet is worn with age but overall is in good condition. There are small scratches in the wood, again I did not want to buff out in order to retain the value. I do not see any dates on it, the wood appears to be mohogany but I really dont know too much about the piece. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

15"tall x 23"wide x 16"deep

I have a black lawn jockey holding a ring and wearing a green jockey outfit. It seems to be made out of aluminum and is in its original condition. The face has the big lips and the hat is green and white as well as the outfit.

I have a collection of 108 re-issues of Harper's Weekly newspapers. The collection ranges from Dec 19, 1860 to Jun 24, 1865. This not a complete collection. There are 106 volumes missing from that range, mostly from 1864. In fact, I don't even have any from 1864. Would I be better off selling this as a collection or each volume seperately?

This solid oak daybed was in our basement for 20 yrs. I have no info about it whatsoever. I just recently had it restored. The wood refinished, the stuffing replaced, the springs retied and the canvas was replaced with marine grade Naugahyde . It had been covered in painted canvas, and was stuffed with a moss type stuffing. It originally had more buttons (tufting), but I had less because of the expense. The old polish upholsterer and the refinished both believed it to be late century European. I would like an accurate description as much, or moreso, than the value of it. Thank you for any assistance you can offer me.

An old metal navy ships badge or crest approximately 20 x 15 cm