I am looking to obtain the fair market value of a 19th. century pewter teapot or server, marked on the bottom, "A. Griswold".  It was dated by the previous owner as 1835.  Over-all. I would say it is in better condition than others I have seen, but they don't give any values.

I have an antique piece of furniture.

I have no information about this piece except photos

Very Old.. Early Red Clay Pottery Wine Decanter

I have what i think is a handcarved bakelite necklace and earrings set. necklace is a bib style with toggle closure and earrings are clasp style. The necklace has a signature engraved on it that looks like Miriam Haskell but it is really hard to read. There is also a date on it that says 1956. Design is an elephant convoy carved on each pendant link.  Vintage 1956 handcarved bakelite miriam haskell necklace and earrings set.  Elephants convoy carved . Can anyone tell me if this is a Miriam Haskell and what it would be valued at?

Will sell with the right offer!!!

This is a child's wooden rocker that was my mother's.  She was born in 1916.  I don't know if it goes back further than that. 

The seat and back are unique, being made of rectangular pieces of wood connected with two heavy metal rods and 1/2' spacers.

I dont know what it is but I used some rust removal techniques to see the words, and it might say "krasuters.co.inc-pat 3-29-10" or it could say "kraeuters.co.inc-pat 3-29-10" Here is the picture