Mint condition China with Geisha Girl hand painted pieces. some green trim  mostly orange trim there are 250 pieces 1 lrg coffee pot and 2 smaller teapots with creamer and sugar pots several coffee cups and several varity of plates and bowls with smaller teacups, salt and pepper shakers 2 sets 1 orange and 1 blue set, shaki set and pearl inlaid chopsticks 4 brown and 4 black.

Hello, I'm new to this, I have these 2 Colonial Style Vases, I don't know anything about them besides that they are 15" Tall and look to be hand painted. One of them has a sticker marking on the bottom but I don't recognize it. I would like to find out more about these pieces. Please help.

I purchased this giltwood mirror a couple of weeks ago at a flea market. It has a picture of a woman holding a bow and arrow, at the top center of the mirror. She is surrounded by roses and leaves carved into the gilding.

When I got it home I took a closer look and I think I may have a pretty old piece. There are remenants of paper/backing around the frame that I think used to cover the mirror. It is very dark and brittle. I hardly touched a piece of it and it snapped right off. What I assume is the replacement covering over the mirror, is very soft as well. When I finally got the cover removed without destroying it, I found a couple of stamps on it reading "Century Mirror Corp" It also says "silvered______" but there is no information filled out on the provided line. close to the bottom of the mirror there is a date stamp of  "Dec 13 1939" 

I am thinking the original mirror had been broken,  which was why there is remenants of the brittle paper on the framework. Then Century replaced it in 39. there are two phillips head screws that have been used on the frame to secure a rope to the back for hanging. Unfortunately, the person who did this did not take screw length into consideration, so there are a couple of small holes through the front of the frame.

If anyone can tell me what I have here I would sure appreciate it. I wish I knew more about these so I could be more descriptive.

Thanks,

BEAUTIFUL CONDITION CHINA??? VASE, NOT SURE OF AGE BUT BEAUTIFUL CONDITION. WAS PASSED DOWN FROM MY GREAT GREAT UNTY WHO TRAVELLED THE WORLD. WOULD JUST LIKE ANY INFORMATION REGARDING WHERE ITS FROM?? HOW OLD?? AND VALUE THANK YOU

This is what I found on the door stop, is this what i have? If so what it it worth?

"Antique Hubley Cast Iron English Bulldog Doorstop.  This doorstop is in Excellent Condition with no issues at all.  It has it's original paint which does show wear.  You can refer to the pictures.  We guarantee 100% you will be more than happy with the exceptional original condition of this Hubley doorstop.  The doorstop measures 5 1/2" long x 4 3/4" tall x 4" wide and weighs approximately 3lb 2oz.  A great example of Hubley from Lancaster Pennsylvania dating from the early 1900's.  Rare piece you don't see the English Bulldog often, great expression on the dogs face, great original paint with a lovely patina. "

Thanks for any help!

I honestly don't know much about these little figurines. I have been collecting them since the early 90's and they have a stamp on the bottom of each one saying Wong Sin Te International Trading INO. While I cannot find anything online regarding this company, I have also not come across any pictures of figurines that look like these. They have great detail put into each one and they really are quite remarkable. They appear to be hand painted and I am told they are from the 1960's.