circa 1920-30's walnut dining table and 4 armless chairs.  veneer and solid wood on both table and chairs.  two types/colors of wood on chairs.  carving on both table and chairs.  ball legs and feet with carving throughout.  very victorian, intricate design.  brass fittings on self contained leaf extension, which measures 12".  table measures 72" X 40" with leaf open.  base of table connected with wood carved base.  see pics.  trying to id and price this set.  thanks for any help possible 

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Plate half green half beige with pink flowers and gold trim

Instrument appears to be hand made, the slide is copper with what may be tin as the shoes at the bottom. The Fkey is opperated with a finger rather than a thumb as on modern models. The laquer was a later addition. There is one part of the tuning slide (which is on the slide itself) that is missing. Themarkings read:

F.A. Heckel

K L Hof = Instrumentenmacher

Dresden

The symbol that appears above F.A. Heckel is not a makers mark for this company and does not appear on any other Heckel Trombones (bass or otherwise)that I have been able to find.  "K. Hof" is not a name but stands for "Königlich Hof" denoting Royal Court attribution.  This would date the instrument as post 1889.

More pictures are available if required.