The label on the back was scrubbed/sanded off at some point before it came to me. I found one label on a drawer that is stamped April 1914, but otherwise can’t find any identifiable info. Anyone recognize this style? Thanks y’all!

The standing clock features a Dutch girl holding books and measures approximately 2ft tall. The clock winds and is working. There is an 86 engraved on the back of the clock tower. The clock was procured from an auction in Western NY around 2009.

antique sword that depicts knights

A full set of hand painted what I think are vintage Studio Anne Carlton Alice in Wonderland chess figurines. No board or box, and am unable to verify their age or authenticity, but they're of fairly decently weight - not made of cheap plastic - and look aged.

A couple of chipped rabbit ears, but over all the pieces are in quite good condition. 

I ran across this interesting print/lithograph and picked it up. It is mounted on a board so it is hard to provide any information about it other than what is in the photos.

Dimensions: 12" x 16"

The company name, "Currier & Ives" and the title are on the front. On the back of the mounting board, there are some paper remains with a stamp which reads "Illinois Moulding Co, Chicago 8, Illinois" and V4480-580.

These are two Murano glass figurines from the 1960s with a matching bowl. They are from Borovier and Toso.

The two figurines are in excellent condition but the matching bowl has two pieces broken off and not restored.