This was bought as a birthday gift for someone and I would love any additional info anyone can give me. I would like to present the gift with any possible history and a little background on the item.

late 19th century Victorian walnut veneered hinged lidded domed trinket box with original decorative brass banding, brass cartouche and escutcheon; with original brass hinges and lock in working order with a key. Internally this box has been professionally relined in paper and valor sympathic to the Victorian period. The Condition of the box is excellent with no damage, missing veneer, splits or cracks.

Measures 250mm wide x 90mm deep x 65mm high.

 

Magee furnace co inc.

in working condition.

magee ideal

278 written on lift rear corner of cook top.

totally cast iron

Can anyone tell me more information (maker, valuation) about the four figurines pictured?  There isn't much to describe about them other than that the blue figurines have no markings on them whatsoever, while the pink figurines have the numbers 6059 printed on the bottom.  They stand about 6-7 inches tall as well.  Thanks!

I purchased a drop leaf mahogany table at a yard sale this week. I am currently in the process of refinishing the top as the previous finish was chipping off from being in the sun too long and it had some water damage. The photos show the table right after having the old finish stripped so it doesn't look like it is in great condition but it really is.This table is about two feet long with the drop leaf portions being down, with them up it is approximately 4 1/2 feet long. I don't have any other dimensions on the table at this time. The table stands on three legs with claw feet. There is a wire mechanism that when pulled makes it possible to pull the table apart to add a leaf to the middle. The leaf wasn't available for purchase with the table. The table slide has the marking "Walter & Company, Wabash, Indiana, Table Slides". From the research I was able to do on this company it seems that they only constructed the table slides and not the entire table. The table has been marked "102" in several spots on the underneath side of the table top. There are no other marks to determine who the maker of this table is and I would really like to know so I can start looking for the middle leaf. 

I would like an appraisal fo this please.

EBERT FURNITURE COMPANY  RED LION PA    PARTIAL PHRASE OR NAME STARTING WITH OUA                                 A NUMBER 3 STAMPED ON BACK