I am really not sure who made this or where it was made, or even if it is valuable.  I am hoping for some help in determining this.

Seems to be made of brass, handmade, possibly from India.

It opens up as a trinket box.  Has a nice handmade latch and hinge.

26 ounces

5" tall

6" wide

Thank you in advance for any information.

Set of (10) collector plates from Franklin Porcelain.  "Gamebirds of the World" by Basil Ede.  Each plate has a number on the back and represents a different bird.  I have the following plates:

#1 Common Snipe

#11 Chinese Ring-Necked Pheasant

#13 Common Partridge

#20 Common Quail

#26 Hazel Grouse

#30 Red Grouse

#67 Red Legged Partridge

#70 Ptarmigan

#71 Common Pheasant

#78 Woodcock

Two wisement that are a folk art type.  They were hand crafted by J. Austin in 1993.  I do not know where they were purchased as they were a gift from a friend 18 years ago.  Only two have managed to survive over the years.  The faces have much detail and feel like ceramic but are not.  Clothing is made of cheesecloth type material.  Base is on chunk of tree wood.  Both figures are signed on bottom.

It has green "Washington Colonial" stamp with a gold "Warranted 22 karat gold" stamp on the bottom of either a deep plate or a sh allow bowl. The entirety of the top is gold plated. It is approximately 6 inches in diameter. We have only one, and it has moderate blemishes and wear.

Bought as unsold stock. Manual refers to 1984 Olympics.

Hello

I have a small piece of pottery that I presume is Italian because of what is signed on the bottom. I think it says Taoromina 035. And there is a sticker that says 2000..I bought it at an estate sale. Thanks for any help!