Dandee Collector's Choice 100th Anniversary Bear.  It is an off-white/cream color.  It has X stitching, one on each ear, two on each arm and 3 on the tummy/torso area.  It has a scarf around it's neck.  The scarf is brown, white and red.  The pads of the arms and feet are a khaki/tan color and they are of a suede-like texture.  I believe the suede is real but I am not sure.  This bear came with a smaller dark brown plush bear as well that it carried on it's left arm.  Also, unfortunately, it is not in the box and it is missing the tag on it's arm that says 100th Anniversary.  I bought the bear new in 2001.  It has never been played with.  It has been kept in storage for the majority of the years since I bought it and and it is in EXCELLENT condition.

Incredible condition is found in this Antique upright Piano-

Good sound - assume needs tuning for perfect pitch.

Comes with matching piano bench

I'd say Cherry finish?

Wood const.

$444 b/o. 

Bush & Gerts

The Bush & Gerts Piano Company was established in Chicago in 1884.  Superior manufacturing methods and skilled marketing allowed Bush & Gerts to became a major contender in the American Piano Industry in a relatively short period of time.

In 1924, the large Haddorff Piano Company took control of the Bush & Gerts brand name.  Haddorff continued to build the Bush & Gerts name until about 1942, ultimately ceasing all production due to World War II.  Bush & Gerts enjoyed the reputation of being very well made, and their earlier models are often very elaborate and expensive. We see quite a few Bush & Gerts pianos surviving today, and they are consistently excellent pianos and a pleasure to restore.

 

4 saucer plates - matching set 

roughly 5 inch diameter

company/branding stamp on the bottom of all 4 

No chips or cracks 

Gold colored trim

Normal wear and tear 

Floral design throughout the plates, all matching 

Small pink flowers with light green accents 

ruffled edges 

Any information about these items and how to estimate their value will be greatly appreciated.  Photos of the marks are attached.  There is some wear and damage to the petals and figures.  The top part of one piece is missing.  These are family heirlooms dating to the 19th century, I believe.

This window was salvaged from a home built in 1897. It is one of three matching windows. I believe it is leaded slag glass. There are some cracks in it. 

1990 camel lamp resin base