This is a oil on canvas painting by Tretchico. The name of the painting is Chinese Girl. This is 1 of 2 painting of the same name with slightly different poses. It is 13 inches wide by 13 1/2 inches long. I believe they are in the original frames.

This belonged to my Grandfather. It is at least 100 years old. It is hand carved, with either Griffin heads or lions heads. It is all original. The curved glass is held in place by wood and rope. It has a skeleton key lock. I do not know why, but apparently when carving, square nails were used to possibly mark the designs as there are what appear to be square nail holes around the eggs and the heads.

This China belonged to my grandma, I have had it for about 15 years, but I'm sure she had it much longer. I'm not sure how old it is. It is in good condition with only 1 or 2 cracks/chips in the large set. It has 4 different sizes of plates, 8 of each. It has 8 teacups, 8 small desert bowls, a large platter, a large oval bowl, a large round bowl, and a sugar bowl with lid. Printed on the bottom of each piece it says, Aristrocrat by Salem China Co.  made in USA 23 Karat gold, V 17. It has a floral pattern in the center and a burgundy color around the edges with gold trim and detail. 

I have a tiger oak double Larkin china hutch. It has two curved glass doors with shelves behind each, and a middle section with a mirror at the top, a drop-down desk leaf with cubby-holes behind the leaf, and 3 drawers below that. It is about 5 or 6 feet tall. It was my grandmother's. It has scroll work above the mirror and back above the glass doors.

I am having one of the curved glass panels in one of the doors replaced. It was broken by movers.

My mother had it refinished, which brought the tiger oak to view (before it looked black). She was offered $10,000.00 by the guy who she hired to refinish it (before she had it refinished). That was about 20 years ago. 

1903 Beckwith pump organ.. Removable top section. Almost 7 feet tall. Mirrored cabinet with original glass. Sheet music cubbyhole behind music stand. Ivory and ebony? keys. 15 stops plus bass and treble couplers. Still plays beautifully.

This Barrel was found in a basement of a bar from the 1940s or earlier. On the metal placket it says leased for dispensing hires rootbeer, and that the patent was applied for. It stand 36 inches tall and is 81 inch around at the wides part. It is made of oak with a metal galvinized liner. Its insulated between the metal and oak with sawdust. The tap is silver. The lid is solid oak approximately 1 in thick.

Like have 2 very old rocking chairs. They are very sturdy. One is woven and good condition and the other has had the seat recovered.