I do not know what the intended purpose of this item was meant to be. It currently hangs on the wall, but I am not sure if it was meant to be a decor piece or part of something else. I assume it is made of iron and features an eagle sitting on a horseshoe with a medal in the middle. The bottom reads G.A.R. and above the medal it reads 1888. I have researched the medal and found it listed as both a GAR membership medal and a GAR Ladies Auxilary medal. I don't know much about the origin of the piece because it has been in my husband's family so long that no one knows really where it began. Any information on its intended purpose or origin would be wonderful as we research family history. Thanks in advance! 

This campaign button was found in my mother's belongings when she passed away.  It belonged to my grandfather who, in 1908, was in Pennsylvania.

 Note:  I have a photo, but could not get the insert image icon to work!

Genuine Ivory Owl Pendant Necklace by Emilio Pucci-Paris with 18" goldtone chain.  Dated late 1950s or early 1960s.  Approximately 3" x 5" and in excellent condition.  Enclosed in original case with designer logo. 

Gold enamel on the inside, silver plated on the outside.

The bowl is in good condition with only a scratch on the inside enamel.

Unique genie lantern shape.  I think it is rare and found only one on Ebay that was orange at

http://cgi.ebay.com/REED-BARTON-ENAMEL-OVER-SILVER-TEAR-DROP-BOWL-DISH_W0QQitemZ250143740264QQihZ015QQcategoryZ20109QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Numberd 64 Reed and Barton.

The squirrel is broken off, but I wanted to see if the dish would be worth anything before I paid to have it re-welded. 

Everything else is in great condition excepting for a tiny scratch in the enamel. 

I found one item similar to this on the web and it is the same but in red enamel and bid starts at $40 on Ebay! - see http://cgi.ebay.com/Reed-Barton-Silver-Plate-Red-Enamel-Squirrel-Bowl_W0QQitemZ220131387455QQihZ012QQcategoryZ37985QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Numbered 593 Reed and Barton.