This appears to be similar to a Yawman & Erbe stacking, step back file cabinet.  It is in poor condition.  The hardware appears to be original.  There are no identifying markings that I can see.  I'd like to find out more about this piece, also would love suggestions as to how to clean it.  It had been stored in a garage for many years and is filthy.

This is a carved wooden box with dovetail corners. It measures 9"w x 5"h x 6" front to back.   

The Sensor is a form of advanced jewelry that incorporates the energy of shape. The spirals on the front and back of it are fibonacci spirals, creating a 2-dimensional vortex. The device's shape structures random (microwave, cosmic and other) energy in the environment, "tuning" that energy in such a way that it is harmonious to the human biosystem. Wearing it can actually increase your energy up to 20%. There are various forms of testing to demonstrate this. One form of testing is kinesiology or "muscle testing." A good chiropractor should be familiar with kinesiology. Simply holding the sensor or wearing it causes all of your miridians to go into balance. When you're in balance, you can handle stress better, make better decisions, have more energy overall, etc. That is the purpose of the sensor.

large oil painting on canvas unable to determine it's value or whom its painted by, signed in bottom left corner "Silver"

large oil painting on canvas unable to determine it's value or whom its painted by, signed in bottom left corner "Silver"

I found this parlor pump organ in a second hand shop. I don't know the manufacturer yet. Owner said it was made in late 1800s. It works, plays, has all parts, very good condition. It is solid oak with the original finish that has darkened slightly yet is still in good condition. I have noticed these sell much higher restored. Is it wise restoring it if it is already in good condition? Also wondering what a rough estimate of value is, not yet knowing the make?