Purchased in a flea market in Tokyo 10 years ago, I have NO background at all for this item. I'm concerned as it is showing  signs of oxidation which I used to clean with orange oil that is no longer effective. I very much want to preserve it properly so part of this outreach is to determine the best way to clean it as well as trying to obtain a value. Based upon the value I may be inlcidned to sell it. 

Antique (I think) chess set of Asian origin. Was an inheritance and I'm trying to figure out whether the fact that I literally cannot find anything exactly like it anywhere is a sign of rarity or obscurity. I want to sell it, but I would like to have some idea of its true value before I embark on getting it sold.

Thanks

We inherited my husband's grandmother's house and this is one of the items that we have found.  It is in really good condition.  The paint is more vivid than the pictures make it seem.  There are superficial lines on the inside of the lid, but it doesn't have any real cracks or chips.

This was a gift i have no idea what it is can someone please help me

Porcelain bisqu figurine of seated fiddler.  Mark: stylized crown over the letter "A" and the signature "Bruno"

I bought this mini statue at a thrift store its a goddess of some sort sitting with his legs crossed on top of 2 slaves that are shackled up to him