This antique wooden box has no markings that I can find. It appears to be hand made & the handle looks to be hand forged. It is larger than a jewelry box. It is 18 “ long, 10 inches wide & 8 inches deep on the inside not counting the decorative wood on top. I would like any info I can get, value, origination, that sort of thing. I live in Oklahoma & acquired it here. Some people think it may be of Native American origin but I have no idea.

Dresser I inherited from my great aunt and uncle (they are of Germanic descent, though I don't know the origin of the piece). The top surface-left side has a hand painted image of a boy and girl wearing wooden shoes about to kiss. top surface-right side has a hand painted image of a boy and girl wearing wooden shoes dancing.

Seeking some input on this set, including approximate date of manufacture and value. His and her dresser set from Johnson Furniture Co Grand Rapids Michigan. Dressers have a slight curve and glass tops. There is a metal tag on the left side of top drawer in both. His: height - 51 inch, length - 35 inch, width - between 20 & 21 inch (due to curve). Top drawer has a divider. Numbered 5532 on back. Her: height - 38 inch, length - 44 inch, width - between 21 & 22 inch (due to curve). Top drawer has a divider and tray for valuables. Numbered 5531 on back. In great condition. The thick glass on top has a few chips along back corners. Thank you for any information.

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I have a 26 tall by 20 in diameter occasional table that's been in my family that my mother's told me that is over 150 years old. I know it was in the family before she was born and that was in 1933. Im not sure if the table was built by a professional furniture maker or a simply a talented individual. She did have it refinished about 40 years ago which I know can make a difference in the value. In either case I would like would be interested in receiving appraisal on the table.

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