I purchased a side table and flipped it over to find out it is stamped Mersman 8519.  I like it and wanted it for myself, but I’m curious if it has value and what year it was made. 

Flint and Horner Table with two arm chairs, four chairs without arms, three leaves, and pads for table and leaves.  One leaf has a label that says Flint and Horner at address 66 west 47th Street.See photo. They were located there from 1926 to 1950's. The label has the date 12/25/2 and all the leaves are stamped Fairlady 12  2. None of the chairs nor table have plaque or markings but all leaves fit table.

I bought this hand painted sign at all estate sale and the estate sale company could not give me any history on this piece. To me, it looks like an old-timey circus sign. The paint is vibrant and chippy and the sign was painted on old pine (?) plywood. It has two eye loops at the top for hanging. Can anyone help in determining the age of this sign and what is value is? Thanks!

This was my grandmothers, and is in really good condition. On the bottom of both the cup and saucer it has “hand painted” “made in occupied Japan” with a “gold china” what I’m assuming is a blue and gold logo

I have an old, wooden desk that I'm pretty sure is an antique and I'm trying to figure out what it could be worth. I think it's a writing desk, not sure what kind of wood but maybe mahogany? It also came with a skeleton key. Any information would be greatly appreciated ☺️

1800s Japanese embroidered silk textile featuring Ohio’s state seal and coat of arms. Never restored to my knowledge. Frame is damaged and the textile has a slight rip and stain from aging. I believe this is an exported Japanese textile from the 1890s that was produced for the US Navy who occupied Japan at that time. Naval officers often requested/commissioned these pieces from Japanese artists who handcrafted them. They were then exported. The 44 stars would represent 44 US states which indicates a date around 1890.