Unfortunately, I do not have much information about these vases. They have been in my family for over a hundred years, but I don't know any details of where they came from, age, etc. They have small wooden pedestals, and the designs are mirrored. They are in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks.  It is my understanding that my uncle believes that they are 16th century Ming Dynasty.

I just got these figurines fram a family member who has passed.  They are really heavy pieces.  I am not sure what theyu are made out of.  They are about 18" tall.  Any information provided would be of great assistance.

Antique Coles Hot Blast cast iron wood cook stove and range.  The stove is black with silver trim, five cook plates, oven, and warming bins.  Estemated date is in the 1900's.  I am looking for any information available, what the value is of the stove and date it was made. 

 Hi.

fine china japan,

white with green vins white flowers, gold lip on every thing, bottom has 2 lions with m in middle. 8 of everything . i think its a 51 pices set.

GESETZLICH GESCHÜTZT written on the back of these china plates 

They are hand painted as I can feel the paint raised from the plate

I have two Hakata Urasaki figurines.

The first is a man who appears to be teaching a boy to write. The second is of a man who appears to be making a doll maybe? I believe he should be holding a brush which I cannot locate at the moment.

These were handed down from my husband's grandparents. They traveled to Japan in the 70's, but I believe the figurines were made in the 50's during the Korean War.

We are not at all interested in Japanese art and would like to find the value and sell them! They seem to be in great condition other than the missing brush - which I will probably be able to locate once I finish going through boxes!

Please help me with the value of both figures in excellent condition. A price with and without the brush would be helpful as well. Thanks so much.