I cannot find these anywhere!! I've seen some of the green "Clive" pattern (with floral and bird motif) but nothing like my blue and white "Clive". I am dying to know what it's value is.

I purchased a set of china at an auction in 2000. The pieces are all white and blue, with a blue "spearhead" type pattern radiating outward around the rim. The rims are also gilded. 

There are 6 each of: dessert plate (?), salad plate, dinner plate. Also three platters ranging from medium to very large, 2 covered serving dishes, a compote dish with spoon and plate and a gravy boat. 

The covered serving dish handles seem to be a sort of "acorn" shape.

The mark on the back of all of these reads "Whieldon Ware, F. Winkle & Co, Clive". Based on the mark, I know that these were produced between 1925-1931 in England. 

Frosted glass - raised wheat design - has a night light socket 

Both shades have a gold metal strip sewn around top and bottom of shade - lamp measures 29.5 inches from base to top shade - bottom shade is 15.5 inches across and tapers down to 14.5 and 6.5 inches high- top shade is 12 inches across and 3 inches high

some of the gold coating is gone on the bases and spikes

1960's American Furniture Company, RomWeber, Prado Collection Hickory China Base & Glass Hutch.

This is a mounted vase with original glass. It stands about 11" tall and weighs 1lb. It used to have a dark patina, but I used a brass polish to clean it - 

I bought this from a charity shop because I thought it was extremely pretty and looked old. I have searched the internet until my finger tips started getting hard skin and I can find nothing similar that resembles the detail and beauty of this one. It comes in its own presentation box and came with a small piece of old looking paper that was written in a foreign language. (it looked like Greek but I'm not sure)

I would love to know what this is and if it is worth anything, and what it's age is.

I bought this after my Dad taught me to play Chess. We have had many a fine game on this and I have to this day been unable to win a game!

I have started to take a keen interest in Antiques, mostly Chinese and Japanese vases and ornaments. I am fairly new to the Antique part of the world and it fascinates me. I decided to look up Antique Chess tables and I have come across a small minority that look similar to mine but none where I have been able to say yes that's the same.

There is some damage to the top of the table on the leather pad to the side of the chess player board area. This was done before I had it.