Hardwood table with a removable top from Gaylord.  Company says they no longer manufacture this table and was most likely made between 1960 and 1970.  In great to excellent condition with only one nick on the right upper corner.  This lift-top library table has all its original parts and is an awesome piece.

This plate is 10” wide. It was my great great grandmother’s. I am 67. 
Any information on this plate would be great!

Thank you very much!

Do these tables have value? 

antique deacon bench brazilian rosewood

It's been suggested this is some sort Japanese Buddist or Tibetan or Nepalese altar offering bowl
- handmade bronze with lotus motif base, cloisonné enamel, and partial gilding, like temple offering vessels, especially those used for butter lamps, holy water, or fruit/rice offerings.

The lotus base base has a cloisonné-inspired enamel treatment (not painted), with aged patina.

It's heavy weighing 5 to 7 lbs. so seems to be solid cast metal.

Photo # 10, I couldn't find any defining maker marks; however I found something that looks like they could possibly be some kind of mark on the center of the bowl that look like "L L" ..or maybe they are just scratches. 

Height= 7 in  /  top width = 12 in  / pedestal width= 6 in

Picture of Queen victoria, suspected print/lithograph. Frame and picture have fair amount of wear, especially the frame. No hallmarks on back of actual print.

Small, heavy cast iron oil lamp with what appears to be dragon motifs. Brass insert has opening to fill with oil. Metal has some oxidation both on insert and cast iron exterior.