Collectibles	Description
	This garniture set is made of gold-plated bronze and alabaster. It was made in the Louis XVI style about 1850.
	This half-tester bed, in the rococo style, was made of rosewood in New Orleans in about 1860. Curtains hung from the top and tented the bed at night.
	The "Conversation" armchair designed in 1940 by Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen won first prize in an important competition.
	This 28-inch-high Federal-style lamp stand was made of tiger maple in about 1820.
	The Enchantress is a gypsy automation who reads the "Book of Life." In the 1920s she would distribute fortune cards for a nickel.
	Abraham Lincoln's photograph, taken by Matthew Brady in 1860, was used on this campaign ribbon. The 8-inch ribbon sold for over $3,000 in 1995.
	This Buffalo pottery Emerald Deldare pitcher was made in 1911. Although it was inexpensive when made, collectors would pay more than $2500 for an unbroken example.
	This Pickard base with cornflower designs sold for $605 at a Joy Luke auction in Bloomington, ILL.