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.

I PURCHASED THIS UNIQUE JEWELRY TRINKET BOX AT A SECOND HAND STORE ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO.  IT IS VERY INTERSTING, ON THE LID A HEART IN THE CENTER, TWO PEOPLE  SITTING ON A PARK BENCH (on LEFT TOP .) A MAN AND LADY ,CANT MAKE OUT WHAT THEY ARE DOING.(on RIGHT TOP). THE INSIDE IS A YELLOS/GOLD CO  ON THE FRONT LEFT,  A SHIP AT SEA.  RIGHT FRONT, LOOKS LIKE A TOWN. ON LEFT END, A MAN.  ON RIGHT END, A LADY HOLDING SOMETHING,  LOOKS ALSO LIKE MAYBE A ANIMAL (A SHEEP ?) NO MARKS THAT I KNOW OF, AND I HAVE LOOKED....SO IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME OUT WITH THE VALUE , DATE, PERIOD  ARTIST, ANYTHING WILL BE APPRICIATED. THANKS

a friend gave this to me, i dont have any information on it except that it may be a indian war mallet. i would appreciate any  information that is available. thanks.

This has been handed down in the family.

 A handled covered pedastal dish, ceramic pottery with gold gilt. The lid has a bird, two flowers and leaves.

The underside of the pedastal is stamped in red ink: Hand Painted BETSON along with a paper sticker: JAPAN.

What can you tell me of this piece?

Thank you,

Gary