We're not sure if this is the correct "Sterling piano company" but it's all we can find. We've already requested the piano be dated by the historical society and await an answer. http://derbyhistorical.org/sterling_piano_company.htm

This piano came with our home, with is a Bethlehem, PA row home, built in 1923. We're not sure if the piano has been here since the original owners. We know that the last owners (1 year only) and the previous owners (20+ years) have had it their full ownership period.

The piano as you can see in the pictures, says "Sterling New York" and under the lid the Serial # reads 80052.The company above (the website states) only made pianos from 1860s - 1920's. Was there any OTHER Sterling piano company?

We want to know these 3 things: How much is it worth as it stands? How much would it cost to refurb the entire thing? AND most importantly, how much would it be worth after refurb? We've seen someone state they were told they could get $22,000 for their VERY similar, same brand piano.

*NOT SURE* If the bench came with the piano or not.

So, we're trying to decide: junk yard, sell as-is, or refurb and sell? It's taking up precious dining room space!!

There is 19 Goblets & 10 Martini Glasses.  None have any cracks or chips.  All crystal. 

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Dinner Plates - 9

Dessert Plates - 9

Cups - 10

Saucers - 10

Gravy Boat & Saucer - 1

Platters - 2

Serving Bowl - 1

Bowls - 11

Creamer - 2

Sugar Bowl - 2

This picture is of a young woman in a white nun's habit.  She is golding a crucifix in right hand.  On the right side of the picture printed in white is Copyright, 1893 by The Tabor Art Co. This is about 4 inches up from the bottom and two inches in from the right side.  In the middle of the bottom of the image is the title At Eventide.  The frame appears to be a painted frame, gold with black in the incised area with a small scoop with mottled matalics.

I have a necklace that has been passed down in my family. It was given to me by my Great-Great Grandmother. She had recieved it from her mother. So I am unsure how far back it actually goes. I took it to a jewler for apprasial (all this is very new to me), they of course could not appraise it and would not even verify if the stones where Jade.

I am from a very small town the antique shops out here really do not even sell true antiques. I am attaching pictures and wondering if you can help. This is the first time I have considered selling this, my husband is a residential electrician and has been laid off from the union for the past year. Times are very hard. If you need better pictures I can borrow a good digital camera from my friend. Thanks so very much for any help you can provide. There are also some prints on there I have no clue aboutclick the link to see my photoshttp://public.fotki.com/Heidi4/art/