Hello everyone! I have a W.H. Gunlocke swivel chair. It has no tags to identify the era that it was made. Instead, it has the company name branded on the bottom. On the bottom of the front rim, the number 798 is branded into it. Gunlocke has no idea when it was made so I'm guessing the very early part of the 20th century. Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

Anri "The Good Shepherd" figurine

Germany wall clock with hermle 451.have all weights,it needs repaired. I know information regarding it and would like to know how old it is and anything else about it.

Original Norberto A Reyes "Grey Eagle" artwork in original frame, with his signature and piece number 804. Mint condition. Features a camel and white mat around the art, with Chief Grey Eagle in his blue-beaded headdress with grey-tipped white feathers, and necklace, with an eagle silhouette in his shadow.

It is for sale. Looking to value the piece for private or auction sale. Additional images or videos can be added or sent if necessary.

I am trying to find out the maker and pattern of this and what was it used for? It's a 3 handle I'm guessing small vase or creamer? And what's the value of it? Theres no makers stamp or defining marks to my knowledge on it.

This is a print by the late Korean-French artist, Kim Tschang Yeul. It is signed and dated (1986) and marked as an epreuve d'artiste (artist proof). This is one in a series of 7 similar prints (waterdrops on newspaper) that he did in 1986. I have the other 6 as well.

It was given to my family as a gift from the Kim family in 1986. The artist's son stayed with us one summer as an exchange student. For 17 years it was stored in a tube in a closet. Since then I have kept it in a acid-free environment away from light.

Its demensions are 18" x 24".