It appears to be and old Japanese woodblock print. It looks to be printed on old fiber like material, and the ink bleeds unto the back side of it. I has stamps on it and an artist signature marked on it but dont know who the artist is cause I cannot read Japanese characters. It is a landscape scene with mountains in the background and a lake. In the foreground there are people in tradition outfits walking around and some are sitting down and having a picnic

I purchased this at a tag sale the other day, and was wondering if anyone has any information as to its age, purpose, or value.

The piece is 8" tall by 5" wide, and has a beautiful semi-matte drip glaze in ochres and greens, It still has a partial paper label attached to the top tier which says: "WILE SONS & CO Inc, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE USA, IMPORTERS NEW YORK NY" It's in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, or crazing.

There is a little information on Julius Wile Sons on the internet, but I can't find anything on this particular piece.

I believe it is probably imported from Europe in the 1930's, and held some sort of liqueur. But that's just a guess.   

Any information would be gladly appreciated!

I believe this may be a Fostoria piece made around 1924 but not quite sure.  Any help in identifying and the value of this piece would be appreciated.  Known as a servicing or sandwich tray has an elegant etched pattern which I do not know what kind.  The handle has the Fleur de Lis design.  The tray is approximately 11.50" across with the handle rising 4.50".  Never used and in excellent condition.  No chips, cracks or scratches.

Colony Authentic Milk Glass 14" Pedestal Cake Stand and approximately 5" tall.  Still has the silver and navy blue "Colony Authentic Milk Glass" foil seal.  No chips, cracks, scratches.  Never used.  In original box.  Has lattice border.  Looking for an appraisal.

Egg shaped salt and pepper shakers.

White with blue decoration, flower design.

Bottoms screw on/off so they can be filled.

Green stamp on bottom (more details below)

One does have a crack in it that has been repaired. 

This is my grandmother's Western Auto Wizzard freezer. She purchased in in May of 1951.  It has been in continuous use every day since then with no problems.  It is a Wizard Chest Freezer model #2J1515.  It is cream colored on the outside and there is a metal decal on the front near the right bottom that says "Master De Luxe 15"  She still has the original owner's manual with the date she purchased the freezer written on it. She is interested in possibly selling this freezer and purchasing a new smaller one.