Surname looks like "Cruz." I'd look to the Philippines. Debora [ATTACH]
The second work is entitled "Madrecitas" or "Little Mothers." And, if you look carefully, each figure is holding a child. Debora
It's certainly in the style of the 1950s/1960s but I do think a tad later. Frames appear to be 1970s/1980s and I'd expect pickled if earlier. Debora
Ah. So symbolic, not literal. Can you read the word next to "Glas?" Debora
Those look 1970s/1980s cusp decorative. Debora
The drawing to the left actually looks like a goblet. Why larger photographs would be helpful. Debora
According to this, it looks like, when German-owned, it held glass at some point. (As above, larger photographs would be very helpful.) Debora...
Not sure I'd call that a steamer trunk. It looks more like a shipping or packing case rather than something originally meant for personal belongs...
A sweet little thing. Debora
I agree with the description above. There are many photographs confirming the exact chair purchased by the White House. Debora [ATTACH]
Did you find this? A rather interesting oral history by a former Tell City president. He talks about the White House chairs and, for me, it's...
Remember learning about that design motif from Antique Road Show... Dragons chasing flaming pearl. Symbolizing the eternal pursuit of wisdom....
Not a forgery. It's a genuine oil painting. But it is not fine art. It was produced as a decorative piece. Debora
Howdy, Anna! You're very welcome here. Debora
Here's an example. 1930s beret accessorized with pin. Debora [ATTACH]
That and the rounded edges. Debora
Unbelievable! Wonder where that came from? Debora
How do you know the back board is original? Debora
Perhaps it was meant to dangle another good luck charm? Debora [ATTACH]
That does look like a marriage. The scale of the two pieces together is odd for one thing. Debora
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