Vintage Coca-Cola bottle vending machine made by Cornelius Co. Anoka, Minnesota in 1966. The cooler is in very good original condition and compressor works well. Some surface rust, no penetration. Has been in temperature controlled storage area since then. It is complete with working, lockable (key included) dispensing mechanism, (10 cents, dimes and nickels) all trays and internal storage box, bottle cap opener and cap collection box. Coke machine is in very good original working condition. No restoration was done. Local pick up in Dalton, GA Approx. dimension 31" wide x 18" deep x 32" tall.

plaster or chalkware figurine approx 6 in long and 1 1/2 high of prone soldier. with initials JHN stamped on side. its painted w some chips and wear. original vlaue unknown. . also R@60 above the initials.

I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on this antique copper pitcher including what it is made out of, how old it may be and if it has any value.  I think its made of copper due to the blue/green discoloration, but I am not sure.  Could it be bronze?  From the way it looks I believe it is very old, but there are absolutly no markings on it whatsoever.  It is pretty banged up with dents and cracks and appears to have a crack filled in with some sort of metal. 

The bottom says red wing pottery. Dated 1946. Some cracks and chips. Some are faded or discolored. Not all.

I have an antique partners desk I would like to have appraised as well as a return

This wooden bin is 23" high x 12" wide x 12" deep.  It has a foot pedal that opens and closes the top.  The black rim within this piece can be removed.  The tag on it read Hamilton Mfg. Co. Rahway, NJ with a number on it 9250-M25289.  I seriously don't know what it is.  My guess would be some sort of potato bin or a trash bin.  Help?