I was given this dish about 15 years ago. It was heavily tarnished - this is it's first cleaning. It's some kind of casserole dish, maybe for pot pies as the fitted edging would hold a crust in place.It has handles. It's obviously been well used in someone's kitchen. I don't know if it's silver or silver plate, but it weighs about 2 to 3 lbs. It's 14 1/2 inches long, 9 inches across and 2 1/4 inches deep. There is an oval logo above the date, but it's practically gone. However, there are four letters distinguishable on the lower right side - FANY. Also, the "D" that is stamped with the date is a small capital D which is underlined. I'd like to know what this dish was used for and whether it is silver or silver plate, and the manufacturer if possible.

Thank you.

I have a Deer tapestry and after searching for years on the internet i have never been able to find one to match it. I've seen some similar but none that match it I would like any info i can get on it. I was told by my mom that it was from a castle in germany.

I bought this at an antique store for $12.99. There is a chip in the lip and the lettering is a little scuffed. Engraved in the bottle on the front is: Coca Cola Tradmark Registered Min Contents 6-FL.OZS.

On the back: Coca Cola Trademark Registered Bottle Pat. D-105529

I have in my possesion a wedding present of a deceased family member, and as it is going to glorified waste on display at my home, I wish for an appraisal for when we donate it to Goodwill, that we might be able to get them a reasonable return to ask for.

The complete set is thus;

8 Tea/Coffee mugs

8 Saucers

8 Salad Plates

8 Dinner plates

8 Soup Bowls

1 Larger bowl (not sure of it's intented use)

1 Serving plate (again, not sure)

1 Teapot

1 Sugar Pot

1 Cream Jug

1 Pair of Salt and Pepper shakers (missing corks/stoppers)

The paint is in near/mint condition, there's no damage to the glaze, there are gold rims and stripes all over that are in fine shape; all in all, they're rather well-preserved. I'm not sure of the age of them, or their make, I believe they are either China or Porcelain, but they are definitely as old as the 1980's (Their marriage and gifting date)

They have proper markings of the Lion's crest and two roses that look hand-painted, along with the "COTTAGE ROSE" and "WOOD & SONS ENGLAND" markings. In my own snooping, I've found that it doesn't have the "IRONSTONE" marking, but I'm not entirely sure what that would mean either way. The material itself is also embossed with "WOOD'S" and "ENGLAND" markings.

As I said, I'm simply looking for a roundabout date, and a dollar figure for donation to Goodwill.

Thank you very much!

This was given to me years ago, unsure of its original location.

I bought this at an antique store for $49.99. The hinge is broken on the left side but the right side still works. I have not polished it, since I did not know if that would effect the value.