This is a vase (I am not certain about its original purpose) bought about 40 years ago in Russia, by my late father, so that is all I know. I would like to find out something more about its history, or value. Some parts of it seem to be missing (like the handle) and it has been glued, but it also has some nice ornaments. The year inscription on it states 1541. I am pretty much sure that this is everything that I have to say about it (not in a perfect condition, very old and beautiful). Thank you in advance.

Picture of Iwo Jima flag raising and first hand detailed account by the platoon leader of 3rd plt e co 2nd btn 28th mar 5th div signed W. E. Bull 

Estate stove company fresh air gas stove. Excellent condition with all knobs and working parts. Not sure of year but i have manufacters number available.

wanting to know the value of this pitcher and bolw set

Purchased this painting about 25 years ago at an estate sale in NE Ohio.  It appears to be a copy on a tagboard-like material.  There is a label on the back with the following info:

Product of

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Newark, N. J.

THE OLD CREMONA

BY WILLIAM HARNETT

7527

        7527

PICT#  7527

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This bowl is approximately 6" in diameter with the inside featuring 3 Geisha women and 2 Geisha girls possibly in a garden with Cherry Blossoms or Magnolias and Lotus Flowers. The background starts with pale green at the top and darkens as it gets to the bottom . There is some crackling throughout the piece. The rim and artwork are trimmed with gold. The rim also has 5 spots where the edge is curled inward, possibly an ash tray or for incense. The back of the bowl has a black rectangle (this is NOT a sticker) with gold edging and symbols. The back is also all cream in color and also shows crackling. Questions, comments, or input are all welcome. Thanks!