I have 3 sets of door hardware (brass knobs & plates, interior/exterior) that I am told were on the old Atlanta Courthouse for many years.  I've been told that this door hardware has great historical value.  I've searched the internet for photos of antique door fixtures and have found nothing that is comparable or even close.

The brass is the most beautiful I've ever seen. I'm told that it is of the finest quality and that today's brass isn't even in the same league.

White china bowl dish with lid. Sea shell type handles on the dish with claw like feet. Bowl alone is about 3in. High. Stamp on bottom of dish.. symbol- big L with two C's on both sides of stem. Left C is backwards. NAUTILUS MADE IN U.S.A. C 53 N after this N is a symbol or an 8. Not clear. The lid has a gold trim around the edge and golden brush swoop on both lid handles that look simalar to flopped over cat ears just way more rounded. About 1/4in. From gold trim around the edge of lid is a design a inch of wicker type pattern then a swoosh line and then pattern of diamonds with dots in the centers and that pattern repeats all around top of lid.

I bought an older home which was occupied by the same married couple from the time it was built (late 1930s) until 2009 at which time the widow died, the husband having died back in the 1970s.  There were a few items left here in the house and these mugs were part of the lot.  I do know the husband had been in WWII and later was a pharmacist.  I do not know if either had gone to Princeton or Yale as their families were from South Carolina and that is where they lived here in the house.  Any info as to circa or worth would be greatly appreciated. 

this statue is made of wood its heavy its 4 feet tall and 3 ft wide its ornate i can email better photos

I recently found the following 3 cameras I would love to have appraised. I found these items while cleaning out my grandparent's house.

 1) Bell & Howell video camera. Super 8 director series. Model# 1208  - Serial # 3306367 2) Keystone Electric Eye Camera. - Serial # E9364 3) Kodak Vigilant Jr. Camera Six-20

I have no idea about this thing, where it derrived from; anything. I just got it at a "fill a bag with anything for 5 dollars" Yard Sale - so it was practically free. It's uneven design would make me assume it's all handcrafted, but there's no engraving or anything of who it's by. It appears to be porcelain and hand painted; extremely detailed. That's really all I can say about it, I'm not even sure if the stand came with it or not, but it does fit it perfectly.