My uncles father was involved in the Invasion of Normandy, they went back to France for the 60th Anniversary and brought this back with them. I have had no luck finding it on eBay or anywhere on the Internet for that matter. It's nicely framed, so I'm assuming its worth something....I just have no idea what!

4 Dining Room chairs

I have what I believe to be an ancient Mongolian warrior carved ox bone handle to some specific type of dagger or sword. 

Its a white set, I believe 1980's. Its in good condition

A sterling 950 japanese/chinese jewelry box measuring 8 1/4" in length, 5 1/4" deep and 2 7/8"  tall. Stamped " sterling 950" on bottom and has the artist marks in the lower right hand corner of the lid. The inside is wood  and red velvet. The box is in exceptional condition. The carving on the lid is of jinrickshaw under cherry blossoms.

I am still researching the age of this Piano. I am fairly certain it is pre-1900 and I have yet to find a lower serial number online. As far as I know it is a 1870 to 1890 Henry Miller Victorian Upright Grand Piano.In very good shape. Plays and sounds well. The serial number is 25448. I am not certain of the wood used to make this piano, perhaps Mahoghany? It was my Grandmothers piano and she resided in the Boston area (manufacturing city for Henry Miller Pianos.) The pictures attatched are very specific and I am hoping that they will do the majority of the explaining for possible appraisers.