I am interested in an appraisel and background of this soup tureen that I own.  I also have other pieces of the set, though not a complete set.   I have found very little, if any current information online about this pattern from Royal Staffordshire Pottery.  Item to be appraised:  11" Oval Soup Tureen includes lid Marked on underside:  Royal Staffordshire Pottery, Marseilles (Pattern?), Burslem, England, F, C, gold mark on bottom of dish and lid is non-descript The color is a blue-green and a there is evidence of a very minimal 'flow'.  The condition is good to excellent, no chips, no cracks, gold edge is very minimal worn off, no crazing,has manufacturing imperfections under the glaze Other items I own in the same pattern:  (qty 5) 10" Dinner Plates, (qty 2) 8" Soup Bowl, (qty 2) 6 1/4" Bread & Butter Plate, (qty 3) 6" Saucers, (qty 3) Tea Cups & Saucers.  The quality of these items range from fair to excellent.  Hope this is everything that you need to help me out! 

Extensive music collection of the Masters - A-Z - From Renaissance to Late Romantic (LP's)

Pristine condition.  Concerts, Symphonies, Operas, Ballets, Met Opera performances, Librettos and more.

Listing currently unavailable.  Husband recently passed away. 

This holder has a lid, opens and closes, also has some kind of crest or simble on lid and front

Antique Koken Otagon Barber Chair. Has been restored. The  plate on the back reads- Congress Pedestal Hydraulic- Pat Dec. 8,1891, Oct 22,1895,Dec.3,1901, Feb. 2,1909. Pat. Applied for Koken Barbers Suppy Co. St. Louis USA

It has a porcelain base with brass around the otagon shaped base. The seat is porcelain in the otagon shape with leather otagon shaped seat. The footrest looks brass with silver attachments. I have several pictures if needed. 

Interested in selling but don't know how to price.

Karen

I got the table from an estate sale... The family was from New York then moved to Ohio.

Hi, My grandmother has a painting she wanted me to sell but I have no idea how to find the value, then I came across your site. Could you help. The painting not including the frame is 24" x 48". There is a small engraved plaque on the bottom of the frame with the name Ferdinand A DeVito. I can't find much on the web. Thanks for any help you can give.