Side table with gold winged legs. 2 curved bars from table base to stand and 2 joined together by 2 inward curved gold bars. with 8 feather wing details for the base. The table is intricate line design all around table bronze in color.

veneitain glass where the top is interlocking. Bronze or gold flakes around the edged and the center square is a mint green and gray marble like with flakes of black.

I have inherited 2 artworks and I would like to get an idea of their value.

I have attached the front and the back picture of both .

The second one which I have named it " Art B " is a framed silk looking piece.

Thank you in advance.

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Paras

This is a chinese straits porcelian bowl with a pheonix and peony motif on either sides, according to my research it is chinese straits style. it has red stamp at the bottom, i believe its made with a rubber stamp. This might be 19th century or onwards. I am not sure if its real or repo, nor the history or age of it. I would like to know more about it, the value, and what the marking is.

Just Out animated toy cap gun (5 3/4" long) - Ives 1884/1885.  One of the most desirable of all the animated toy pistols is the Just Out Pistol made by Ives in the 1884/1885 period. When the trigger is pulled the rooster pecks at the egg and this fires the cap located where the beak of the rooster hits the egg. At the same time the front part of the egg breaks open and the chick’s head pops out.

3 tiered candleholder, made of either crystal or glass. Looks similar to either Cambridge Glass or Fostoria Glass, and it looks similar to Depression Era Crystal. I need information to determine exactly what it is, because I am unsure. Thank you for all your help.

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I;m looking to have an old teapot that belonged to an old friend be appraised. It has Imperial and czechoslovakian design written on the bottom. A lot of the desings on the lid and side have been worn down and there is some chipping on the bottom front. I dont know much about the history or authenticity, but i hope the pictures help. Thanks!