I have a set of Fukagawa china Princess patern #704. I am not sure of the exact quantities, but there are at least

8 Dinner plates

8 salad plates

8 cups & saucers

8 bread & butter plates

8 of three diferant size bowls for meals, I think soup, Salad and dinner

2 diferant size serving platers

2 serving bowls, one of them may be a fruit bowl

creamer

gravy boat.

I think there are more pieces as well.

I do not know a lot about dishes, I have had this set for many years. it is in beautiful shap and I have only used it a few times. Some day I hope to pass it on to my children. and was hopeing to get a value for it. and maybe add more pieces.

This is a 4000 BTU gas insert used in a home built in the 1930s. We have kept in in the fireplace for the look but it has not been functional since we bought the home 18 yrs ago.  Great looking pIece with no damage, but of course not up to today's standards for heating.

antique desk with leather on writing part comes with main drawer and 4 little drawers.

numbers on bottom of drawer----3585-1    G/57-A

Has keller brass co. knobs and handle

This piece was a gift. Not sure how much was paid for it. i know it is stamped William Spratling Taxco Mexico  TS-24 which indicates it was made in Taxco Mexico by Spratling's successors after his death in 1967. I have found identical pieces in the web with the exception that they are described as rosewood and sterling, the wood in my piece however is very black and appears to be ebony. I never found any pricing information. I know it's not worth as much as a piece made during Spratling's lifetime but I'm still curious about its worth. I've seen some other pieces with the same marks selling for $500 and up. I've never found any information about the worth of this particular piece. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

I have what I believe is a colored lithograph with the Artist signature and the engravers signature.  On the back it has a number 1 in a circle.  The approximate size is 3 inches wide and 5 1/2 to six inches long.  You can see where the plate left a exact indention on the back.  It is very vividly colored.  could you tell me if you have any knowledge of and engravings or lithos with this painting and how much it is worth.  It looks to be in excellent condition.

This collection has the 1935 pamplet and response letters from a large number of bankers, politicians and leaders; the responses were typed and signed and include:

Huey P. Long, Senator La Committee on the Judiciary

Dwight D. Eisenhower, Major, Infantry, Senior Aide to the Chief of Staff, War Department