I have a full set of 3 chairs and 2 settee/sofas in the same theme.  The set came from a historic home in Canton Mississippi where the same family built/owned the home since 1852. So I suspect that the furniture was made sometime since then.   The set has been recovered (some photos are from before it was recovered to help identify , the white chair is current)  the wood is in good condition, I think  it may have some repairs, but I cannot detect them..  The wheels are made of wood.  I cannot find this design with the "sun" anywhere, but my guess is that this was made during the Art Nouveau era due to the organic design elements.  Any information would be great.   I am considering selling the set but have no idea what it is worth. 

It's a 2000 year Israeli ceramic jar, a present from United Jewish Appeal to Mr. Roger P. Sonnabend, former head of The Sonesta international hotels.

In very good condition -  planning to sell shortly (will not fit in next house).  Looking for a rough estimate on a list price.

White background, blue pattern.    Stamp clearly says Copeland with what looks like a T underneath.  Cannot determine what pattern is called or what decade it is from, but believe it to be from around 1850-70s.  

Would like some idea of price range.   Is in perfect shape, no cracks or nicks.  

Picture is A Shower of Roses by Muller Luchsinger & Co of New York. Not sure how old. Most items we are finding in this estate has been 1800's, civil war and early 1900's era.

A perfume music box with 3 child holding the upper portion. A little damage on the upper case surrounded with little diamond and pearls. Lower portion were the music box located also surrounded by little diamonds and pearls.