royal munich, srving bowl with scalloped edge Bavaria A Royal Munich bowl with a scalloped edge, made in Bavaria—especially by Z.S. & Co. (Zeh, Scherzer & Co.)—is a lovely collectible, often hand-painted with floral motifs and trimmed in gold. Typical Features Porcelain construction with a matte or glossy finish Hand-painted roses, fruit, or pastoral scenes Gold trim and a scalloped rim Usually marked on the bottom with “Royal Munich,” “Bavaria,” and sometimes a Z.S. & Co. stamp

24 inches at it's highest point, 21 inches long.

Beautiful dragon boat sitting on a pillow atop the head of a griffin with a human female face. Intricate details, flowers, bright colors - burgundy, cobalt blue, mocha brown.

Eichwald, 1216 stamped on the bottom

unknown metal or silver overlay piece 

10 inches tall faceted handblown glass vase. The inside is a plum purple and the outside is clear glass. square at the bottom and top 2 inches. I can't see a makers mark but there is some sort of design in the glass at the base inside the vase. 

This was a 1975 Bee Gee tour book passed around backstage or after a show, it’s likely that multiple band members, touring musicians, and crew signed it.  As well as a signature which chat gpt says resembles the Bee Gees, Robin Gibb signature. 

antique umbrella holder, been in my family for decades.