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Re: Sewing Table
Comment by Pelmazine

Wood material and whole things which is use in making of table that whole is mention. I wish you must check working which is ever don for
professional resume company. I also use best wood material and hope so you really like the material which is just mention.
Re: Amber lamps 1971
Comment by MyIhstf18

I have two amber lamps. the second is the only one i have.
Re: Antique mirror
Comment by Lovejoy

From the looks of it, it probable was once paired with a 1930's Vanity or Dresser. No big value on its own though, about $75.00 at auction.
Re: Antique Drum Table
Comment by Lovejoy

It's a Federal Revival style piece, most of them seldom predate the 1920's, most of the leather topped ones made into the 1950's. What you paid is about what they go for at auction.
Re: Antique Safe
Comment by Lovejoy

Joseph L. Hall began producing safes in 1846 and founded Hall's Safe & Lock Co. in 1848. The company sold 50,000 of its safes by 1872, when it was producing 15 to 20 a day. In 1892, the company merged with two other companies to form the Herring-Hall & Marvin Safe company. Two of Joseph's sons went with the merger but after several years they broke off and formed the Hall's Safe Company, your safe was made by this new company. In the current market there is not much demand for safes like this, their weight makes them difficult to transport and they are often sold in the local market for that reason most comparable safes tend to sell in the $350.00- $500.00 range
Re: Vincenzo Busciolano, 1910 Neopolitan in a Red Beret
Comment by Instappraisal

Vincenzo Busciolano, 1910 Neopolitan in a Red Beret
We of course cannot authenticate paintings via an online appraisal format and images, what we can say is this painting is in the style of Vincenzo Busciolano, an Italian painter. The highest price we have recorded for examples of his work for at auction is $6,930 USD for "Street Urchins" and "The Young Vegetable Sellers", sold at Christie's South Kensington in 2009. That said, the vast majority of works sold by this artist have gone at auction for under $800.00. I'd suggest leaving it as it is for now.
Re: "LAUNDRY" STOVE
Comment by Mr. Bottle

Is this stove still available?
Re: Japan Pattern - CAROLINE by AMCREST #7284
Comment by itsflyable

I have recently discovered this lovely china pattern in my local thrift store, and purchased the few pieces that they had. I wonder, you mentioned over 5 years ago that your parents were considering selling this set - have they done so, or have they finally decided that it it time? I would be interested in the price you would be looking for.
Re: Antique Sideboard
Comment by Lovejoy

It's a nice Federal Revival style piece, most of them pre date world war two (1939). They tend to be a mix of harwoods, often maple with mahogany/walnut veneers. We'd retail a comparable in good condition for about $450.00, examples with any damage sell for less. At auction they go for far less ( $150.00).
Re: Antique mirror
Comment by Lovejoy

Are there any markings on it? If it's unmarked it's an electroplate of some type (silver,nickle, chrome etc...) and not worth all that much.
Re: Precious Moments "Holiday Festival" Collection
Comment by creechled

What is the asking price for this collection?
Re: Hepplewhite Style China Cabinet
Comment by Lovejoy

It's a Federal Revival piece made during the first third of the 20th century (1900-1930), most date from the mide 1920's. At auction it might go for about $150.00.

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