Lovely drop leaf table.  Unsure of the wood, but it is extremely heavy.   Carved legs swing out on 2 sides to triple the space to seat at least 6 comfortably.   Purchased in Yorkshire England in the 1970s.  Not sure when it was made, but guesstimate 1870s. 

White with blue pattern, gold trim on rims.  Peacock and fans pattern (I am unsure of the proper name for it).   Imprint on bottom of basin reads (faintly)  COPELAND in an arc, with a T under, then what could be an "O" or an "8" or even an omega sign under.   I can't find this imprint anywhere--it's very faint and I'm trying to get a good picture of it, but the camera isn't cooperating.  

Antique Wicker carriage inherited from Grandmother.  It has a tag on the metal frame "Made in Massachussetts".

I don't know much about this peice. I picked it up a few years ago ago at a auction around Baker city Or.

Joerns 3 Mirrored Vanity #547 Walnut finished has three glass mirrors  -two with swing side arms.  Four drawers two on each side.  Company logo in drawer Joerns Stevens Point WI ...Looking for approximate valvue has been in the family for over 50 years. Legs have metal square medallions on casters.

I have approximately 6 of the cups/vases and 1 of the bowls.  These items have a pinkish-purpleish color to them and have lines/marks running from the base up to about ¼ to ½ way to the top of the items.   These items were brought to the US from Germany shortly after WWII.  A family member in the service brought these items back from Germany in the mid 1940's.  Story has it that these were recovered during a US raid on a Nazi hideout by a family member.  I also have a set of silverware with the initials "EB" and a set of plates recovered during the same raid and brought back to the US.