This is a Temple Stuart Hutch, but that's really all we know about it. We are planning on selling it but have no idea what it's worth or anything else. Any information, including how much it's worth, that anyone could provide would be appreciated.

Two ornately carved quadruple silver plated soup toureens with other markings on the bottom. 

This beautiful serigraph bears the single image of a woman who gives the impression of being quite elegant and regal. She adorns a large hat that resembles those worn by the fine ladies attending the Kentucky Derby. She is wearing one elbow legnth white glove & clutches the other in her hand. It is softly done in white, sky blue and a pastel mauve with pastel mauve matting - professionally framed in a striking contrast of gloss black. In the lower right corner there is a single blue brushmark containing the artists signature "ELY"

I have been unsuccessul in my attempts to find reference to this piece or the artist. I'd be interested in learning the history & bio of this artist as well as a value for the serigraph.

Thank you!

I was given this as a gift a very long time ago. I believe it to be a vase made for the tourist trade. I am very unsure on the value. It is approx 6 inches tall and weighs 10.4 ounces. 

Antique Colony Whitehall Ruby Flashed Crystal Punch Bowl with 12 cups. Very good condition with minimal wear

need any help you can give me on what this is worth i found in top of old barn i now it says Reed & Barton and  Clyde lines