I found this bench in an old log barn and would love to know how old it is and the value.

I searched the net extensively and have not found one single picture of a church bench that looks like this one. Nothing comes even close.

This is a dining room set that we purchased in Verona, Italy in 1984.  We bought it from Italian friends whose grandfather purchased the set in London in the early 1900's.  The dining room table and two "sideboys" have been modified after WW II with the installation of Murano glass on the tops and a mirror on one of the sideboys.  The "crystalaria" and chairs remain original .

Woodblock print by Hajime Namiki

born: Japan, 1947

Exhibition: 1984-85. One Man Show, Kanda's Gallery B.O.Q.

Collection: Mrs.Ronald Reagan

I picked this jewel up unknowing what it was. It is really heavy for its size and examining the paint a little closer you can determine that the paint seems withered and somewhat old. I'm not sure of the origins of this piece are but it does seem pre industrial civilization. The picture on top depicts two Asian men playing a game on a horse. I believe it might be Mongolian but the men do not seem to be warriors and I'm not educated enough to decipher its ethnicity. They seem to be playing a sport that involves a ball and two pitch fork- like objects. One of the horses are blue as the other is red. I am very interested in maybe learning more of this amazing history and thank you for reading

I have an antique Dining table that extends out from a round table to a oval with five leaves...has five solid legs,quite heavy...I believe it is maple wood,could be off on that...I have heard thru family that I am fourth generation to own it...the feet on this table are beautiful and unusual...I am hoping you can give me some info on it...Thank for what ever you are able to find out...Linda Larfield

Nuremberg style copper eyeglass with wooden case it came with.  Obtained from my great uncle's antique collection many years ago.