I came across these beautiful Afred Meakin bowls at a flea market. I would like to know if they are antique or worth anything. Please see pictures. On the rear of the two small bowls it has "Tinturn" on them as well as a shield, within the shield it says, "ALFRED MEAKIN, ENGLAND, A hand engraved pattern applied under the glaze. Permanent and acid resisting colour. One bowl has a number "16" stamped on it and the other has a number "11" stamped on it. The larger bowls have "Tinturn" and the shield and inscription but no numbers.

I believe this is a sterling bowl pic attached. the hallmarks show the following

1. BSCEP

2. *+*

3 A winded dragon facing to the left- flower with a crown on top - basket with a arm holding hammer coming our of basket.

4 numbers  5295

All the above information is on the bottom of the bowl.

Well, the title says it all.  I inherited this medallion (coin) a while back and only just recently started to sell some similar real coins on ebay.  When it came to this medallion I couldn't find it on ebay, or anywhere else on the internet.

Obverse:  stylized "Expo 70" that is orbiting the earth; surrounded by "WE CAME IN PEACE FOR ALL MANKIND ** APOLLO"
Reverse:  looks like the Apollo capsule being retrieved on the sea; surrounded by "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ***  OSAKA JAPAN

I need help with it's full identity, and of course it's value.

Thank you!

This is a dental cabinet (I believe) that I know very little about. I'm curious to get any info on it -- value, age, origin, anything. 

I really don't know much about this item as I was drawn to it by its unique look and old charm. It is an old clay tile set in a cast iron holder. The scene on the tile appears to be a man feeding a child in a sumbraro... I'm guessing its a Mexican scene? Sorry, I don't know much about it. Any history on it would be greatly appreciated. The tile has  an uneven back to it like it was made completely by hand and not in a mold.

Manufactured by " Peerless Check Protecting Co." Machine NO. 3165 and Patented on Nov. 28th, 1911. I'm looking for a value, approx how many of these might be out there. It's in great working condition and shape. I can not find anything on it anywhere. It does not write checks. It protects them. It is not a junior.