I am looking for a value on this cast iron "Jocko" lawn jockey. From what information I have found so far on the piece, it is from the late 1800s, there is no identifying foundery mark (apparently not uncommon for this particular piece). It is called a "picaninny caricature"  possibly inspired by Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cabin". The first figure of this type was produced in 1860.

Zsolnay Pecs Vase Signed on bottom and has two numbers on the bottom of Vase, D282 and F564

Don't know too much about the vas other than it was in my family for a very long time.

Small chip on the top of vase on the lip you can see it in the picture...

Beautiful colors on this vase..

we recieved about 50 coins, medals, tokens from a death in the family. We have been able to identify a lot of them. The majority are from Turkey I think. There is one in particular that we are trying to find. I am not sure if it is real or a reproduction.It seems like a peice of jewlrey. maybe a coin made into a neckleace, a medal or just a replica of an old coin? IDK  It is round and it is gold. There is a ring at the top wear it is probably hung on something.The front is a mans head, the back is a cross with several dots around it .When looking at it it looks like the design may be drawn on their rather than some that look more like they were in a mold. I wish I could explain it better. unfortuantly my camera is awful but I will post the best pic I can.

Hi I have 6 pieces to a Jim Beam Locamotive Decanter Set, I have the engine, the logs, the baggage cart, a passenger cart, the barrel and the yellow cargo cart. All pieces are still full of Jim Beam and the seals have not been broken. I just want to know what is the value of them as they have been passed down by family and want to make sure (if they are expensive) they are insured. I don't know what other information to give. Hope this is enough. Thanks for your help in advance.

Hand painted  ornate vase.

Beautiful Antique vase has no markings on it.