Your hoop skirt frame (crinoline) appears to be from the Victorian era and is worth between $350-450 dollars. 

Here are few similar hoop skirts currently for sale:

http://www.victorianelegance.com/lingerie.html
Victorian Antique Crinoline that sold for $310 dollars

Hi Marge,

Your southwest girl wearing a sombrero made in Occupied Japan figurine is worth between $10-20 dollars.

I've never seen that exact figurine, but similar figurines that were made in Occupied Japan typically sell in that price range.

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-677853/girl-with-bunny-figurine-made-in-occupied-japan-375-1940s.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-114221/occupied-japan-man-with-sombrero-figurine.html

Wow, your Tobacco tin is in great shape!  The book value on this collectible is $200 dollars and considering the condition of yours, I would say it's value is in the $150-225 range.

Here's another one in similar condition currently for sale in Canada for $150 Canadian dollars:

http://montreal.kijiji.ca/c-acheter-et-vendre-art-objets-a-collectionner-Antique-Tucketts-Abbey-Pocket-Tobacco-Tin-W0QQAdIdZ467239930

Hi,

From 1834 till 1907, The print shop \\\"Currier & Ives\\\" produced in excess of 1 million lithographs which included more than 7500 different titles. 75% of what you will see now are reproductions which are still being produced today. I have included a few links for you to verify if what you have is a reproduction or an original.

http://www.currierprints.com/Reproductions.htm

http://www.currierandives.com/identify.htm

http://www.philaprintshop.com/currorg.html#prints

Below is an appraisal from the Antiques Roadshow. Keep in mind this person had 4 originals.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/archive/201006A06.html

A print of The Star of Love can be bought for as low as $59. A original can be worth up to $5000. The most valuable are winter scenes, followed closely by railroad prints.

I hope this helps,

Thanks,

Hi Anita,

Duncan Phyfe Leather Top Coffee Table comes in different styles and can range from $90 to $240.

One that was not a drop leaf sold in 2007 for $133 and today would be worth around $150.

Please submit a picture if you would like more information.

Thanks,

Hi Ed,

Your pedal car could be from as late as 1927.  Here's an advertisement showing your \\\"mack\\\" pedal car for sale by Butler Brothers in 1927:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/images/butler-brothers-ad-1927-001.jpg

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/images/butler-brothers-ad-1927-002.jpg

I love the original price tag of $21 dollars.  Considering the average wage in 1927 was 50 cents a day, I think its safe to say this pedal car originally belonged to a wealthy family!

Your 1927 American National \\\"Mack\\\" pedal car is worth around $1200-1500 dollars.  Here's one currently for sale in that price range:

1920s Steelcraft Dump Truck Pedal Car for sale $1200 plus shipping

Hi Harry,

You have a very unique piece and to the right buyer, I think you good easily get between $100-200 dollars for it.  It would look great hanging on the wall of any serious trolley collector.  However, I have seen similar pieces selling for a lot less, for example, here's a trolley cast iron plate that sold for $32.88 last year:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-1352127/Rare-Antique-Cast-Iron-Trolley-Car-Plate-Sign-Winona-MN-Late-1800s.html

Thanks for sharing.  Your antique trolley car sign is a piece of history and would be a valued addition to any trolley or even a train collector.

Hi Terry,

Your 1920s era hand crank phonograph console is worth around $300-400 dollars.   Here are a couple of similar phonographs currently for sale:

http://www.fontecchio.net/products.php?product=BRUNSWICK-phonograph-1920%27s-console-Victorian-antique

http://krrb.com/posts/10248-vintage-1920s-solid-wood-phonograph-console-table

Hi Etrag,

In1864 the Garland Line began in a small Foundry in Detroit, which grew to become the Michigan Stove company in 1873, and produced over 200 varieties of stoves under the name Garland. In 2008 Garland became part of Manitowoc Foodservice and are still manufacturing various Garland equipment today. Below is a link to the Garland history.

http://www.ehow.com/about_5367008_history-garland-stoves.html

Your Garland stove is worth between $375 and $500 depending on the condition for a Gas stove. The wood stoves sell for less. In 2010 a gas stove sold for $475 in an online auction another in 2011 sold for $380. In 2007 a wood burning stove sold for $10 but it was not in good condition.

Thanks,

Hi Charles,

Your Barber-Colman fan is worth between $50-75 dollars.  Here's one currently for sale in that price range:

http://www.etsy.com/listing/98488840/vintage-barber-colman-barcol-table-fan-2

Hi Christi,

I believe what you have is a Thumbelina doll, one of the most popular dolls in the 1960's. The value can range anywhere from $10 to $150 depending on the style and condition of the doll.

Below are a few examples:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-190646/vintage-ideal-baby-thumbelina-1967-doll-antique.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-529419/tiny-thumbelina-doll-old-antique14-inchescute.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-918705/sweet-baby-doll10-inch-ideal-thumbelina-in-a-minute--head-shakes.html

Check out the link below for Thumbelina dolls currently for sale.

http://vintageoldtoys.com/ideals-thumbelina-doll/

I simply loved the one I had as a child, I think I packed it up but I will have to look for it.

Thanks,

From the markings and the photo you appear to have a British pattern Sanderson made bayonet which was used in both WWI and WWII.  Do you have the scabbard or just the bayonet?

These bayonets sell in the $85-160 dollar range, depending on condition.

 
http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-85070/antique-british-bayonet-enfield-1907-wwi-wwii-sanderson.html

Hi Debi,

A lot of times the value of a art piece is in the framework. I don't know if what you have is an original or a print. In 2010 a color print of “Songs of Love” was valued at $150, replacement value was $250. It was in excellent condition with the original frame. Please see below:

http://www.eppraisals.com/UploadedImages/appimg_383563.JPG

Yours does show some damage, probably caused by the matting that was used around the painting. To preserve a painting you need to use what is called “Museum Mount”. The mat doesn't have the acid in it that eats into the art.

Here is one like yours not framed, selling for $8. It looks like it has more damage than the one in your picture.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Photograph-1890-Fred-H-Allen-The-Love-Song-painter-M-Goodman-/300772229352

Hope this helps,

Your cast iron horse drawn toy ice cart is worth between $25-50 dollars.  Here are numerous similar toys that have sold in the past in that price range:

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-1067614/antique-cast-iron-horse-drawn-ice-wagon.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-977874/cast-iron-horse-drawn-ice-wagon.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-644196/vintage-cast-iron-horse-drawn-ice-wagon-great-shape-20s.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-548625/vintage-cast-iron-horse-drawn-ice-cart-rare-wagon-toy.html

http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-264732/hubleyhorse-drawn-ice-wagon-original.html