Double serving bowl made in germany. Has two sides and a handle in the middle. Out lined in gold with sketch drawings on the trim, and orange flowers through out. On the bottom in blue is the numbers

54. / 7439. / 7301. Royal Saxe E.S. Germany. I would like to know the estimated value for this piece as I am thinking about selling it.

White porcelain dish with top. Has a stencil of  a man and a woman dancing with a flower boarder. On the bottom in blue writing is Kaiser Germany. I would like to know an estimated price to this item if possible. I might be interested in selling it as well.

Just found this plate in a "lot" I purchased at auction. I can't find anything online that has this mold/pattern. Is this authentic and if so what would be retail value? I feel like this isn't the real deal but I have compared the mark on the back and it does match the real ones. The photo is a little redder. There is some greenish color inside the leaves. Just want to know if I should do more research of if its not worth the time and effort.

This appears to be a salad plate and has a stamp on the back that says Royal Albert Bone China with the name Heirloom, I also have sfeveral others with the same stamp on the back but with names,  Moss Rose, Serena, and Lady Hamilton. Lady Hamilton has a stamp #832394, and Serena has a stamp #839329. The others don't have a stamp but the Heirloom plate looks to be the oldest stamp.

I have inherited a 6 piece Chamber/washing set from the  Royal Semi-Porcelain Alfred Meakin England Shabby Rose(I believe) collection.  It includes the following:

* Basin

* Pitcher

* Chamber pot

* Chamber pot insert?  (Don't know what this piece is called, but it's like another bowl that fits inside the chamber pot, that has a hole in the middle of it.  This is the only piece that has a chip.  The chip is about 1/2 inch long on the outer circle of this item.)

* soap holder including a lid and draining tray with holes on the inside

* I'm not sure what the last piece is.  It may be a cup, but is shaped more like a vase?

Besides the one mentioned chip, all of the other pieces are in mint condition.  Nothing else stands out to me.   I was hoping to get an idea of how valuable this set  is.  I don't have the first clue as to where I should go to try and get the best price for something like this.   I live in Omaha, Nebraska (which wasn't a choice on the time zone).   Does this mean that I'm not close to any local prospective buyers?   My other question would be, if that's the case, how would you recommend shipping something like this?  Sorry for all the questions.  I am very new to all of this.   I thank you in advance for all your help and for any information or direction that you could provide.  

Brardt coffee and end table has a gold seal that says Brardt furniture of character spring tune #5961 then below that it says 60    266.

Have a couple of pics but not that good sorry