Another clock.

Washstad with drawers. The pestle bowl was Mamma's. The tiles on stands were among Ouida's first, and should be saved. Figurines (not sure if seen here) were a gift from a friend from trip to Cuba.The three brass candle holders were a retirement gift.

The built-in shelves include two Lladro ceramics, at least one of which Paul bought for Ouida in Spain. Top shelf includes items from Uruguay, some from Momma's.

This cabinet is locked, the key may be found in the night stand by the front door - look for a key that is a bit shinny. The upper part has a drawer or shelf with old checkbooks - many of which is got rid of. There were no new checkbooks. The lower part of the cabinet, which also slides out, contains platters.

Wash stand to the left of the piano. The painting above is Bill's. Theplanner on the wash stand was in use when Ouida went to the hospital, and may contain some useful information and phone numbers.