EGW&S "S I" 04421/9 International Silver Co. is the making in the back of this 27" X 17" (including handles) silver serving tray. It has a rope and flower detail around the border and handles. There are also beautiful floral type etching done in the main part of the tray.

Tray is in great condition just needs polishing. I found this on its way into a scrap pile of metal. The beautiful details on it caught my eye, then I realized it was silver. Not sure if I want to sell or keep quite yet. Just curious about value.

These chairs were a gift and I know very little about them. 

I did contact the Knights of Columbus Museum about them and was told they were considered ceremonial chamber thrones. They seemed interested in the chairs but only seemed interested in the chairs being donated where as i would like to sell them. 

I dont know alot about antiques but they are quite interesting and seem quite old. 

Couple of centuries old, complete hand made wooden antique cabinet piece with porcelain wheels and working skeleton key

This is a leather bound book titled Fleetwoods Life of Christ. It has a copyright date of 1868 and is filled with biblical pictures.

I have a numbered print (No. 341) of A Scene in Brugge.  It was published and copywrighted in 1904 by the Taber Prange Art Co. of Springfield Massachusetts.  I have no idea who the artist is...I can't read the signature.  I don't know if it is worth anything or not.  Thank you.

I am curious about the value of a Wedgwood pitcher that I have had for 25 years. It  was left to me by my grandmother. It is cream with a dark gray design. It looks like possibly palm trees with buildings and a body of water or canal with a small boat. The top and handle of the pitcher have a flower design. It has a Wedgwood imprint on the bottom but no code to determine the year. There is a small black triangle on the bottom also.